What is the role of Dutch (central) works councils in light of the corporate governance regime applicable to multinational corporations (MNCs) in the Netherlands? And how are rules regarding the involvement of Dutch works councils in MNCs on corporate governance aspects applied in practice? This article discusses the position of Dutch (central) works councils in both Dutch and foreign MNCs and their involvement in the appointment of supervisory board members under the so-called structure regime based on empirical data collected in 2014-2016. The article also studies the issue of potential undue influence in the composition of the supervisory board in the case of the application of a (mitigated) structure regime
In corporate governance systems boards perform three functions: the interlocking function (from a re...
In this paper, we present our first research findings on the opportunities for works councils and th...
This article assesses the current position of Dutch works councils within their organizations and wi...
What is the role of Dutch (central) works councils in light of the corporate governance regime appli...
What is the status quo of the position of Dutch works councils in multinational corporations, and wh...
The internationalisation of enterprises is expected to undermine national systems of employee repres...
This paper analyses and describes the possible role and responsibility of workers (via their represe...
De Nederlandse economie wordt steeds meer beïnvloed door multinationale concerns. Het huidige medez...
The theme addressed by this artcle is the opportunities for European Works Councils of gaining influ...
The theme adressed by this paper is the opportunities for European Works Councils (EWCs) of gaining ...
Although works councils have, by and large, equally extensive legal rights in Germany and the Nether...
The aim of this paper is to explain, with the aid of institutional economic theories, why Dutch work...
"Das in diesem Beitrag behandelte Thema sind die Chancen für Europäische Betriebsräte (EBR), Einflus...
A summary of reforms relating to the appointment and function of supervisory boards in large private...
This article assesses the current position of Dutch works councils within their organizations and wi...
In corporate governance systems boards perform three functions: the interlocking function (from a re...
In this paper, we present our first research findings on the opportunities for works councils and th...
This article assesses the current position of Dutch works councils within their organizations and wi...
What is the role of Dutch (central) works councils in light of the corporate governance regime appli...
What is the status quo of the position of Dutch works councils in multinational corporations, and wh...
The internationalisation of enterprises is expected to undermine national systems of employee repres...
This paper analyses and describes the possible role and responsibility of workers (via their represe...
De Nederlandse economie wordt steeds meer beïnvloed door multinationale concerns. Het huidige medez...
The theme addressed by this artcle is the opportunities for European Works Councils of gaining influ...
The theme adressed by this paper is the opportunities for European Works Councils (EWCs) of gaining ...
Although works councils have, by and large, equally extensive legal rights in Germany and the Nether...
The aim of this paper is to explain, with the aid of institutional economic theories, why Dutch work...
"Das in diesem Beitrag behandelte Thema sind die Chancen für Europäische Betriebsräte (EBR), Einflus...
A summary of reforms relating to the appointment and function of supervisory boards in large private...
This article assesses the current position of Dutch works councils within their organizations and wi...
In corporate governance systems boards perform three functions: the interlocking function (from a re...
In this paper, we present our first research findings on the opportunities for works councils and th...
This article assesses the current position of Dutch works councils within their organizations and wi...