Trade Unions and Social Dialoguein the Period of Crisis: The Serbian Case
Krastyo Petkov
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Krastyo Petkov
Abstract
The research underlying this publication is based on a comprehensive assessment of the origins and the impact of the crisis. In addition, it presents some policy responses and exit strategies proposed by international organizations and some countries in Europe, while focusing firmly on Serbia. The role of trade unions, their possibilities and challenges are also examined. Strategic choices of trade unions for developing and agreeing on an anti-crisis agenda in Serbia are outlined. The document is also meant to be used by trade unions in the region as a tool for discussion and reflection in their efforts to improve their services to their members and to strengthen their influence in public policy debates. The volume can also be of interest to researchers and students of industrial relations.
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The research underlying this publication is based on a comprehensive assessment of the origins and the impact of the crisis. In addition, it presents some policy responses and exit strategies proposed by international organizations and some countries in Europe, while focusing firmly on Serbia. The role of trade unions, their possibilities and challenges are also examined. Strategic choices of trade unions for developing and agreeing on an anti-crisis agenda in Serbia are outlined. The document is also meant to be used by trade unions in the region as a tool for discussion and reflection in their efforts to improve their services to their members and to strengthen their influence in public policy debates. The volume can also be of interest to researchers and students of industrial relations.
Key concepts: Serbian, Political science, Period (music), Philosophy, Acoustics, Linguistics, Physics