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That depends on where you are. If I recall correctly, In ~2009-2010 German automotive unions worked together with management and employees and negotiated widesp
by Vespasian 7y ago
That depends on where you are.
If I recall correctly, In ~2009-2010 German automotive unions worked together with management and employees and negotiated widespread reduction of work hours in order to prevent layoffs.
Of course unions/employee representatives have a different place here(e.g. half of members of the board of directors are elected representatives of employees.)
- xondono 7y agoThat's a quite specific german phenomenon that does not replicate much outside, specially around europe. France, Spain, Italy, etc... Tire-burning trouble starts with just mention of the possibility
- icebraining 7y agoThe Volkswagen Autoeuropa plant in Portugal did this, and as far as I know it went very well.