Employment decision-making in multinational enterprises: survey results from Belgium.

ILO pub. Working paper, survey of the extent of decision making autonomy of foreign owned multinational enterprise subsidiarys in Belgium, with some reference to the role of USA enterprise - includes investment, production and research policy decisions, impact on working conditions, recruitment of managers, nationality, labour relations characteristics, international trade union activity, the role of regional level offices, etc. Bibliography, references and statistical tables.

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Year of publication:	1984
Authors:	Bulcke, D. van den ; Halsberghe, E
Institutions:	International Labour Organization (ILO), United Nations
Subject:	decision making \| foreign owned \| multinational enterprise \| subsidiary \| Belgium \| role of USA \| investment \| production \| research policy \| working conditions \| recruitment \| manager \| nationality \| labour relations \| international trade union \| regional level \| bibliography \| reference \| statistical table \| prise de décision \| à capital étranger \| entreprise multinationale \| filiale \| Belgique \| rôle des Etats-Unis \| toma de decisiones \| de propiedad extranjera \| empresa multinacional \| subsidiaria \| Bélgica \| papel de los EUA \| investissement \| politique de la recherche \| conditions de travail \| recrutement \| cadre \| nationalité \| relations de travail \| syndicat international \| niveau régional \| bibliographie \| référence bibliographique \| tableau statistique \| inversión \| producción \| política de investigación \| condiciones de trabajo \| contratación \| gerente \| nacionalidad \| relaciones laborales \| sindicato internacional \| nivel regional \| bibliografía \| referencia \| cuadros estadísticos

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Extent:	application/pdf
Series:	ILO Working Papers.
Type of publication:	Book / Working Paper
Notes:	Published in Multinational enterprises programme, working paper series 102 pages long
Source:	RePEc - Research Papers in Economics

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