New forms of work organisations, direct and indirect worker participation: Evidence from the Netherlands

Michiel Drucker, Jan Kees Looise

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    Abstract

    The paper starts with a brief introduction of the ideas with respect to the connection between the introduction of new forms of work organisation and direct and indirect participation (section 2). To show that these ideas are not just theory, but sometimes are realised in practice, we add to this section a brief description of the development within one of the parts of our case study, Albert Heijn. In the next sections we present our survey evidence with respect to the existence and backgrounds of new organisational forms (section 3), the connection with direct participation (section 4) and with the position of the works council (section 5) and the connection between direct participation and the works council (section 6). At the end, we summarise and conclude our findings in section 7.
    Original languageEnglish
    Title of host publicationGlobalisation, Company Strategies and Quality of Working Life in Europe
    EditorsFrancesco Garibaldo, Volker Telljohann
    Place of PublicationFrankfurt am Main
    PublisherPeter Lang
    Pages153-179
    Number of pages532
    ISBN (Print)3-631-52519-2
    Publication statusPublished - 2004
    EventEuropean Conference on Globalisation, Company Strategies and Quality of Working Life in Europe 2003 - Bologna, Italy
    Duration: 19 Jun 200321 Jun 2003

    Conference

    ConferenceEuropean Conference on Globalisation, Company Strategies and Quality of Working Life in Europe 2003
    Country/TerritoryItaly
    CityBologna
    Period19/06/0321/06/03

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