A Premiminary Review of the Industrial Relations Implications of Economic Monetary Union.
This paper is concerned with the industrial relations implications of EMU. Specifically, it speculates about the implications of EMU for the institutions and processes involved in regulating the employment relationship, together with the outcomes in terme of pay and employment.
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1999
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Authors: | Sisson, K. ; Arrowsmith, J. ; Gilman, M. ; Hall, M. |
Institutions: | Warwick Business School, University of Warwick |
Subject: | ECONOMIC INTEGRATION | INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS |
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