Sentence examples for workers representation from inspiring English sources

Europe's strongest economies prosper under diverse arrangements for workers' representation.

It appears to go further than Labour's 2015 manifesto, which did talk about compulsory workers' representation, but only on remuneration committees.

Changing to SE status allows firms to negotiate a cut in workers' representation or even to do away with a supervisory board altogether.

No workers' representation, chronic lack of investment, little long-term planning and the appointment of senior management from the pre-nationalisation era who had little commitment to state-run industries.

The workers' representation is more fundamental, because the basic laws of economics and history are expressed in terms of the struggle over the appropriation of surplus (use-) value, not in terms of superficial money (exchange) values.

In October the UK government announced it was looking at whether to extend rights of gig economy workers — with its review set to consider job security, pay, training and workers' representation, and the Prime Minister saying she wants to be "certain that employment regulation and practices are keeping pace with the changing world of work".

This was also true for trades unions, which suffered from a widespread fear that communists might influence the governing bodies of workers' representations, and thus workers in general.

The claims of unfairness in the current working conditions, and in particular when they carry references to the past, could be considered as health workers' representations and not necessarily as historic facts as such.

Her team talk enthusiastically of "industrial strategy" and worker representation on boards.

Their demands have centered on three main issues: recruitment debt, fair wages, and worker representation.

In Germany, worker representation at companies over a certain size is a right.