Workers' Representation in Central and Eastern Europe : Challenges and Opportunities for the Works Councils' System

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Challenges of the Implementation of Works Councils in Central and Eastern Europe: General Overview N. Lyutov. Belarus. The Problems of Workers' Representation in the Republic of Belarus and Some Possible Ways to Resolve Them E. Volk, K. Tomashevski. Bulgaria. The experience of the non-union workers' representation in Bulgaria K. Sredkova. Croatia . Works Councils in Croatia: A Form of the Protection of Workers' Rights and/or the Employer's Interest? M. Vinkovic. Czech Republic. Past, Present and Future of Non - Trade Union Employees' Representation in the Czech Republic P. Hurka, M. Vrajik. Estonia. The Status of Non-Union Employees' Representatives in Estonia M. Muda. Germany. Non - Trade Union Workers' Representation in Germany B. Waas. Hungary. Old-New Concerns about the Hungarian Works Councils E. Kovacs. Latvia. Representation of Workers in Latvia: Problems of the Implementation of the Works Councils A. Baikov. Lithuania. Workers' Representation in Lithuania: Works Councils' Role D. Petrylaite. Poland. Works Councils in Poland: Problems of Informing and Consulting Employees L. Mitrus. Romania. Workers' Representation in Romania R. Dimitriu. Russia. Non - Trade Union Employees' Representation in Russia N. Lyutov, E. Gerasimova. Serbia. Works Councils in Serbia: Present Situation and Future Prospects S. Jasarevic. Slovenia . On Dual System of Workers' Representation in Slovenia P. Koncar .

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