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Cuadernos de Relaciones Laborales - vol. 21 n° 1 -

Cuadernos de Relaciones Laborales collective bargaining ; decentralization ; industry level ; tripartism

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IDS Employment Europe collective bargaining ; comparison ; ILO Convention ; industry level ; legal aspect ; local level ; SME ; trade union rights ; trade union recognition

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International Labour Review - vol. 155 n° 4 -

International Labour Review

"This article examines national and industry-level differences in total factor productivity (TFP), or efficiency, for 14 European countries and ten industries for the period 1995–2007. The main aim is to ascertain the extent to which employment protection legislation (EPL) for workers with temporary contracts affects TFP, based on difference-in-difference estimations. The results show that the deregulation of temporary employment negatively affects TFP growth in European economies and that, at industry level, this liberalization affects industries with a higher propensity to use temporary workers. Furthermore, the authors find that the deregulation of temporary employment discourages training and the acquisition of firm-specific skills."

"This article examines national and industry-level differences in total factor productivity (TFP), or efficiency, for 14 European countries and ten industries for the period 1995–2007. The main aim is to ascertain the extent to which employment protection legislation (EPL) for workers with temporary contracts affects TFP, based on difference-in-difference estimations. The results show that the deregulation of temporary employment negatively ...

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The Environmentalist -

The Environmentalist

"IEMA'S response to Defra consultation on mandatory greenhouse-gas (GHG) reporting reveals the measure in increasingly popular, but is critical of Defra's impact assessmentSupport for mandatory GHG reporting has increased from 80% to 90% among the almost 900 environment professionals responding to the latest IEMA survey.Survey respondents overwhelmingly back “option 3” in the Defra consultation on reporting, which closed on 5 July. More than 86% support this option, which will place an obligation to report on between 17,000 and 31,000 companies."

"IEMA'S response to Defra consultation on mandatory greenhouse-gas (GHG) reporting reveals the measure in increasingly popular, but is critical of Defra's impact assessmentSupport for mandatory GHG reporting has increased from 80% to 90% among the almost 900 environment professionals responding to the latest IEMA survey.Survey respondents overwhelmingly back “option 3” in the Defra consultation on reporting, which closed on 5 July. More than 86% ...

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