Conditions of the labor market that encourage foreign investments in Central and Eastern Europe
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Table of Contents
- Introduction
- The specific workforce
- The decreasing role of trade unions in the construction of a legal framework
- The presence of strong trade unions
- Decrease in the unionization rate
- The weak position in the process of decision-making
- The absence of big and strong trade unions in Central and Eastern Europe
- The structural difficulties of trade unions
- The position of the EU regarding the issue
- The flexibility of work organization
- The problem of the dismissing role of trade unions
- The issue of the organization of work
- The method of Taylorism
- Quicker and efficient methods
- Dichotomy between the EU 15 and most of the Eastern new members
- Conclusion
- Sitiography
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