Vol 20 No 2 (2011), Studies and notess
Submitted: 02-05-2012
Accepted: 02-05-2012
Published: 02-05-2012
One of the most important working lines of EU Social Law is the building of commonways of dealing with the workers’ representation within the undertaking. Directive 2002/14/EC was a decisive step, being a global text that regulated the issue as its main question, and not in a fractionated way as before. Its impact, nonetheless, has been very different. This paper wants to make a comparison of its influence in several Laws: French (missing), British (decisive) and Italian (very small).
Workers’ representatives, EU Law, Comparative Law