The right to collective bargaining is set out in the 1972 French Labour Code. In the last decades, collective bargaining has expanded, partly as a result of government initiatives. The importance of sectoral bargaining increased with the adoption of the 1982 Auroux laws, which obliged the bargaining
This report aims to describe and analyse recent developments in industrial relations in the commerce sector in seven selected EU Member States in the last three years: Denmark, Germany, Hungary, Netherlands, Romania, Spain, UK. It focuses on comparing the state of play of industrial relations, the
This report aims to describe and analyse recent developments in industrial relations in the commerce sector in Germany in the last three years. An overview report is available.
This report aims to describe and analyse recent developments in industrial relations in the commerce sector in Denmark in the last three years. An overview report is available.
This report aims to describe and analyse recent developments in industrial relations in the commerce sector in Hungary in the last three years. An overview report is available.
This report aims to describe and analyse recent developments in industrial relations in the commerce sector in Romania in the last three years. An overview report is available.
This report aims to describe and analyse recent developments in industrial relations in the commerce sector in the Netherlands in the last three years. An overview report is available.
This report aims to describe and analyse recent developments in industrial relations in the commerce sector in the United Kingdom in the last three years. An overview report is available.
This report aims to describe and analyse recent developments in industrial relations in the commerce sector in Spain in the last three years. An overview report is available.
The extent of formal volunteering varies between European countries, depending on the available organisational setup and infrastructure to facilitate and encourage volunteering. Since the rules and incentives for registering voluntary organisations vary between Member States, however, comparing the