Peak-level social dialogue and COVID-19: the European experience
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International Labour Organization
2022
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| author | Youcef Ghellab David Mosler Konstantinos Papadakis Rainer Pritzer |
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| contents | Peak-level social dialogue and COVID-19: the European experience Youcef Ghellab David Mosler Konstantinos Papadakis Rainer Pritzer The report highlights the need for peak-level social dialogue in all its forms: as a means to complement institutions of representative democracy, notably governmental and parliamentary processes of policy- and law-making, and as a means to improve the efficiency and legitimacy of these processes particularly during crisis periods. The crisis also illustrated the value of broadening the thematic scope of social dialogue to include all aspects that affect employers and workers as the actors of the real economy. The examples of Denmark, France, Greece, Lithuania, North Macedonia and the Russian Federation show the many different facets - thematically and institutionally - of peak-level social dialogue in times of crisis. ILO publication.report |
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| institution | Organización Internacional del Trabajo (OIT) |
| publishDate | 2022 |
| publisher | International Labour Organization |
| spellingShingle | Peak-level social dialogue and COVID-19: the European experience Youcef Ghellab David Mosler Konstantinos Papadakis Rainer Pritzer Peak-level social dialogue and COVID-19: the European experience Youcef Ghellab David Mosler Konstantinos Papadakis Rainer Pritzer The report highlights the need for peak-level social dialogue in all its forms: as a means to complement institutions of representative democracy, notably governmental and parliamentary processes of policy- and law-making, and as a means to improve the efficiency and legitimacy of these processes particularly during crisis periods. The crisis also illustrated the value of broadening the thematic scope of social dialogue to include all aspects that affect employers and workers as the actors of the real economy. The examples of Denmark, France, Greece, Lithuania, North Macedonia and the Russian Federation show the many different facets - thematically and institutionally - of peak-level social dialogue in times of crisis. ILO publication.report |
| title | Peak-level social dialogue and COVID-19: the European experience |
| url | https://researchrepository.ilo.org/esploro/outputs/report/Peak-level-social-dialogue-and-COVID-19-the/995219055402676 |