Decentralizing Industrial Relations and the Role of Labour Unions and Employee Representatives - Bulletin of Comparative Labour Relations Series Set

Marc Notes: Includes bibliographical references.; Based on publisher provided data. Table of Contents: Foreword -- Introduction / Shinya Ouchi, Takashi Araki -- Chapter 1. Japan: Decentralizing Decentralized Industrial Relations? The Role of Labour Unions and Employee Representatives in Japan / Hideyuki Morito -- Chapter 2. Germany: Decentralizing Industrial Relations and the Role of Labour Unions and Employee Representatives / Bernd Waas -- Chapter 3. France: Collective Relations in France: A Multi-layered System in Mutation / Julien Mouret -- Chapter 4. Italy: Decentralizing Industrial Relations and the Role of Labour Unions and Employee Representatives / Maurizio del Conte -- Chapter 5. United Kingdom: Worker Representation in the U. K. / Catherine Barnard -- Chapter 6. United States: Decentralizing Industrial Relations: The American Situation and its Significance in Comparative Perspective / Thomas Kohler -- Chapter 7. Australia: Decentralisation and 'Deregulation' of Labour Relations through 'Ultra-Regulation': Australia's 2005 Labour Law Reforms / Anthony Forsyth -- Chapter 8. Taiwan: The Roles of Labour Unions and Employee Representatives / Chi-Poung Liou -- Chapter 9. Korea: Employee Representation System in Korea / Sukhwan Choi. Review Citations: Reference and Research Bk News 02/01/2008 pg. 177 (EAN 9789041125835, Paperback) Contributor Bio:  Blanpain, Roger Roger Blanpain is a Professor at the University of Leuven and Katholieke Universiteit Brussels and is the Editor in Chief of the International Encyclopedia of Laws.