EU economic governance and the right to collective bargaining. Part 1. Standard and extreme governance and the indicators and limits of the right to collective bargaining
Pieter Pecinovsky
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Pieter Pecinovsky
Abstract
This article is the first part of a research to the structure and legal nature of EU economic governance and its damaging impact on the right to collective bargaining during the crisis. The objective of the first part is to explain and assess the concept of EU economic governance and to develop a clear vision on the nature, content and limits of the right to collective bargaining.
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This article is the first part of a research to the structure and legal nature of EU economic governance and its damaging impact on the right to collective bargaining during the crisis. The objective of the first part is to explain and assess the concept of EU economic governance and to develop a clear vision on the nature, content and limits of the right to collective bargaining.
Key concepts: Collective bargaining, Corporate governance, Economic governance, Economics, Law and economics, Bargaining power, Economic system, Business