Collective bargaining intensifies

Article Abstract:

Various dealings taking place among social partners of European Union member countries to resolve different issues for the year 2003 like wage growth, disparity in the terms of employment between office staff and industrial workers etc., have been discussed. The slow pace of dealing taking place in some European Union countries have been described.

Product standards, safety, & recalls, Business Personnel Management, Standards, Human resource management, Membership, European Union, Harmonization of laws

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Anxiety mounts over pensions

Article Abstract:

Legislative initiatives undertaken by European states to tackle the issue of pension system are examined. Reforms made to the pension system provisions are discussed.

Government domestic functions, Social policy, Pensions

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Debate focuses on statutory minimum wage

Article Abstract:

The impact of introducing a statutory national minimum wage in the European countries is analyzed. A debate of the European countries on the issue is presented.

Analysis, Wages, Minimum wage

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