Comparative Analysis of Labor Relations in Different European Countries: Great Britain and Germany

The issue of labor relations is highly complex, given the fact that each of the parties involved in the employment relationship (employees, managers, employee representatives, trade unions, employers, state) have objectives and some points of view in their regulation. Moreover, at the level of the...

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Main Authors: Cristian MARINAŞ, Monica CONDRUZ-BĂCESCU
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Editura ASE 2010-12-01
Series:Revista de Management Comparat International
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Online Access:https://www.rmci.ase.ro/no11vol5/09.pdf
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spelling doaj-art-d339df89033445deba883ce9efe35a182025-08-20T02:31:20ZengEditura ASERevista de Management Comparat International1582-34582601-09682010-12-01115870880Comparative Analysis of Labor Relations in Different European Countries: Great Britain and Germany Cristian MARINAŞ 0Monica CONDRUZ-BĂCESCU 1The Bucharest Academy of Economic Studies, Romania The Bucharest Academy of Economic Studies, Romania The issue of labor relations is highly complex, given the fact that each of the parties involved in the employment relationship (employees, managers, employee representatives, trade unions, employers, state) have objectives and some points of view in their regulation. Moreover, at the level of the whole European area, there are many differences from one country to another regarding the quality of labor relations. In this article, the authors aim to highlight some elements of specificity in terms of labor relations in some European countries, according to criteria such as: the role of trade unions and employers, social dialogue, collective negotiation and employee representatives. https://www.rmci.ase.ro/no11vol5/09.pdflabor relationstrade unionsemployerssocial dialoguecollective negotiationequal opportunities
spellingShingle Cristian MARINAŞ
Monica CONDRUZ-BĂCESCU
Comparative Analysis of Labor Relations in Different European Countries: Great Britain and Germany
Revista de Management Comparat International
labor relations
trade unions
employers
social dialogue
collective negotiation
equal opportunities
title Comparative Analysis of Labor Relations in Different European Countries: Great Britain and Germany
title_full Comparative Analysis of Labor Relations in Different European Countries: Great Britain and Germany
title_fullStr Comparative Analysis of Labor Relations in Different European Countries: Great Britain and Germany
title_full_unstemmed Comparative Analysis of Labor Relations in Different European Countries: Great Britain and Germany
title_short Comparative Analysis of Labor Relations in Different European Countries: Great Britain and Germany
title_sort comparative analysis of labor relations in different european countries great britain and germany
topic labor relations
trade unions
employers
social dialogue
collective negotiation
equal opportunities
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