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Privatization in the countries of Central and Eastern Europe and its implications for the occupational health and safety and the environment

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Rice, Annie

New Solutions

1998

8

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451-460

economic impact ; environment ; globalization ; industrial organization ; OSH management system ; SME ; unemployment ; work organization

Central Europe ; Eastern Europe ; transition economies

Occupational safety and health

https://doi.org/10.2190/AE4A-3WBB-PNH6-EENM

English

"Privatization is key to a well-functioning market economy. Transition has unleashed a complex process with industries in flux, breakups, and mergers, and countries face new health problems. Globalization generates lower wages, relaxes standards, and introduces new work practices. Change must not be abused. Studies show that union-organized workplaces are safer than when no union is present and that an orderly industrial relations system with appropriate collective bargaining mechanisms is important. The problems are political more than technical; the new social partners must engage in dialogue."

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