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How does a Workers Council differ from a union?

• Youden 6y ago
  They're entirely different things. A Workers' Council is a legally recognized body representing employees of a single employer. It has very limited rights and duties, like being informed in the case of mass layoffs. A union is a body that represents workers in an entire industry. It can have whatever duties the employees feel like giving it.
  • pseudalopex 6y ago
    Unions can represent workers in a single company. Most countries have laws about the rights and duties.