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In all my travels I've never seen quite a union as German unions. They have a seat at the board and are involved with decisions the board makes. This creates
by yardie 10y ago
In all my travels I've never seen quite a union as German unions. They have a seat at the board and are involved with decisions the board makes. This creates a drastically less antagonistic relationship between capital and labor.
- sanguy 10y agoYes, and even in smaller org's (above 20) the employees are able to setup an employee council that helps management steer the company. It's not something that can be rejected by management. For someone from North America it can be a challenge to accept but does work quite well once you get over it.
- sanguy 10y agoYes, and even in smaller org's (above 20) the employees are able to setup an employee council that helps management steer the company. It's not something that can be rejected by management. For someone from North America it can be a challenge to accept but does work quite well once you get over it.