Betriebliche Mitwirkung in der Schweiz – eine Untersuchung der Bestimmungen in Gesamtarbeitsverträgen
[Workplace-level employee participation in Switzerland – an inquiry of provisions in collective agreements]
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DOI: 10.3224/indbez.v25i1.01
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Mitbestimmung auf Betriebsebene; Betriebsräte; Schweiz; Tarifverträge; Workplace-level representation; works councils; Switzerland; collective agreements;All these keywords.
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