Reports and working papers
WP 2009.04
European Works Councils: an assessment of their social welfare impact
By Sigurt Vitols
The working paper analyses the impact of EWCs on four different groups: shareholders, creditors, managers and employees. It argues that EWCs provide a net benefit. There are no significant negative impacts on shareholders and creditors while there are clear positive benefits for employees and managers.
Memorandum Europäische Betriebsräte
Politische Empfehlungen aus der Praxis
Mémorandum Comités d'entreprise européens
Mesures recommandées sur la base des expériences actuelles
Memorandum European Works Councils
Recommendations for policy-making based on current experiences
Board-level participation and workers' financial participation in Europe
State of the art and developments trends
Europe: space for workers' participation
A background paper for the ETUC/ETUI-REHS top-level summer school
Stockholm - Runö, 30 June and 1 July 2006
L'Europe: un espace pour la participation des travailleurs
Documents de travail pour l'université d'été de la CES/ETUI-REHS
Stockholm - Runö, 30 juin et 1 juillet 2006
Report 74. The coordination of collective bargaining in Europe
Annual report 2002
The introduction of the euro, the full effects of which have still to be assessed, may well increase the pressures on collective bargaining.
Last modified: 19 Jun 2009
