The phrase "workers council" is correct and widely used in written English.
It refers to a group or organization made up of workers from a particular company or industry, who come together to discuss and address issues related to their work. Example: The workers council met with management to negotiate for better working conditions and fair wages.
"The Council has heard numerous horror stories from domestic workers," Council Speaker Gifford Miller said.
"We need calm," said Mr. Einenkel, head of the workers council at the Bochum factory.
Degussa, a chemicals manufacturer, recently invited its workers' council on a trip to China.
Under current law, a workers council can block decisions on hiring and firing workers.
No Rockettes, but there will be representatives of the company's German workers council.
Attending the election of a workers' council at a state farm was the last straw.
That was brought home recently when three German employees were able to force the introduction of a workers' council though 92% of the workforce voted against it because of a quirk in German labour law.
Patrick Renard, who works at Honda Logistics in Ghent in Belgium and is chairman of the European Workers Council Honda, travelled from Switzerland to support the workers.
But others insist that Mr Piëch knew about, and discussed, how to keep the workforce on-side by giving special treatment to workers'-council members, especially Mr Volkert.Mr Piëch had his day in court on January 9th.
The new team in Czechoslovakia, for instance came to include Havel (never a Marxist), Jiri Dienstbier (a social democrat, if anything), Vaclav Klaus (a free-market Thatcherite) and Jan Kavan (a workers'-council leftist).
Mr Piëch questioned the authenticity of a potentially damning letter supposedly sent to him in 2003 by a disgruntled employee in order to alert him to money lavished on supervisory-board and workers'-council members.In this section From major to minor Everything's gone Blu No fun and games What did he know?
