International labour costs 2000
Article Abstract:
Labor costs for manufacturing are still higher in western Germany than in other countries, although the gap is becoming more narrow. Currency fluctuations have been a major influence in these costs.
Publication Name: European Industrial Relations Review
Subject: Human resources and labor relations
ISSN: 0309-7234
Year: 2001
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New works constitution act enters into force
Article Abstract:
New provisions in Germany's workplace legislation are discussed in detail. The participation of women and other work groups, co-determination, and works councils are some of the areas considered.
Publication Name: European Industrial Relations Review
Subject: Human resources and labor relations
ISSN: 0309-7234
Year: 2001
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German labour costs still highest
Article Abstract:
German labor costs are still the highest in the industrialized nations of the world. Average German labor costs are 39% more than the average labor costs of other nations.
Publication Name: European Industrial Relations Review
Subject: Human resources and labor relations
ISSN: 0309-7234
Year: 2001
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