New 35-hour week for small companies

Article Abstract:

The French government Decree and Circular on gradual transition to the implementation of the 35-hour week by small firms by Jan. 1, 2004 is discussed. Additional information on the labor law regarding work hours at French companies is included.

Small Business, Human resource management, Business enterprises

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German works councils under pressure

Article Abstract:

The role of German works councils in collective bargaining agreements, job security and other labor issues under the Works Constitution Act is analyzed. Additional information on the main issues of German industrial relations is also included.

Germany, Labor Relations, Analysis, Management, Employment, Contracts, Labor contracts, Collective bargaining, Works councils

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Government eases transition to 35-hour week

Article Abstract:

The transition to a 35-hour work week beginning on Jan 1, 2002 for small business in France has been made easier by the government. Some 40,000 newly created jobs in French state hospitals has also been announced.

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