This paper highlights in the role of the key actors in the labour market, which are the trade unions, the employer organizations and the state, in negotiating responses to the economic downturn. As the crisis revealed, the role of the state changed with regard to the prevailing paradigm of the neoclassical school towards a central role in finding responses to the crisis. The paper therefore reflects a wide range of responses on the national, inter -sectoral and sectoral level, the regional level and most important the company level
This paper discusses the impact of the crisis and national labor market reforms in Spain and Romania...
Macroeconomic imbalances are widely believed to have caused the recent euro crisis. Wage bargaining ...
Before the crisis, labour market policies have undergone several years of reforms, focused on activa...
Collective bargaining has proven to be an effective instrument to maintain employment and to allow c...
International audience'Collective Bargaining Developments in Times of Crisis' discusses the evolutio...
This article discusses crisis-related developments in collective bargaining in the private sector ac...
This article discusses crisis-related developments in collective bargaining in the private sector ac...
The chapter presents an overview of the impact of the recent economic crisis on industrial relations...
This paper evaluates the role social dialogue played so far in dealing with the crisis on various le...
The research on negotiation in the last 50 years has only considered that negotiation occurs in a st...
The magnitude of the deterioration in economic conditions since mid-2008, and the consequences for e...
In their seminal book on the models of eastern European capitalism, Bohle and Greskovits (2012) argu...
In the case of Italy, many of the more common assumptions about the impact of the crisis on employme...
The main aim of this tesis is the analysis of the collective bargaining process which should be help...
Based on an analysis of collective agreements concluded across the EU in 2008-11, the authors examin...
This paper discusses the impact of the crisis and national labor market reforms in Spain and Romania...
Macroeconomic imbalances are widely believed to have caused the recent euro crisis. Wage bargaining ...
Before the crisis, labour market policies have undergone several years of reforms, focused on activa...
Collective bargaining has proven to be an effective instrument to maintain employment and to allow c...
International audience'Collective Bargaining Developments in Times of Crisis' discusses the evolutio...
This article discusses crisis-related developments in collective bargaining in the private sector ac...
This article discusses crisis-related developments in collective bargaining in the private sector ac...
The chapter presents an overview of the impact of the recent economic crisis on industrial relations...
This paper evaluates the role social dialogue played so far in dealing with the crisis on various le...
The research on negotiation in the last 50 years has only considered that negotiation occurs in a st...
The magnitude of the deterioration in economic conditions since mid-2008, and the consequences for e...
In their seminal book on the models of eastern European capitalism, Bohle and Greskovits (2012) argu...
In the case of Italy, many of the more common assumptions about the impact of the crisis on employme...
The main aim of this tesis is the analysis of the collective bargaining process which should be help...
Based on an analysis of collective agreements concluded across the EU in 2008-11, the authors examin...
This paper discusses the impact of the crisis and national labor market reforms in Spain and Romania...
Macroeconomic imbalances are widely believed to have caused the recent euro crisis. Wage bargaining ...
Before the crisis, labour market policies have undergone several years of reforms, focused on activa...