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| author | Nicola Countouris S. F. Deakin M. R. Freedland Aristea Koukiadaki Jeremias Adams-Prassl |
| author_facet | Nicola Countouris S. F. Deakin M. R. Freedland Aristea Koukiadaki Jeremias Adams-Prassl Nicola Countouris S. F. Deakin M. R. Freedland Aristea Koukiadaki Jeremias Adams-Prassl |
| contents | Report on temporary employment agencies and temporary agency work: a comparative analysis of the law on temporary work agencies and the social and economic implications of temporary work in 13 European countries Nicola Countouris S. F. Deakin M. R. Freedland Aristea Koukiadaki Jeremias Adams-Prassl This report was produced by a group of independent experts, all of them labour lawyers and most of them academic labour lawyers, with a view of assisting the International Labour Office in the context of the ongoing technical assistance programme developed with the Greek Government in a number of areas, including “labour legislation to regulate collective dismissals”. As is widely known, since May 2010, the Union’s Euro-area Member States and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) have been providing financial support to Greece through an Economic Adjustment Programme in the context of a sharp deterioration in the country’s financing conditions. This support has been accompanied by a request on the part of the lending institutions’ representatives to implement a number of reforms aimed at improving the competitiveness of the Greek economy. Amongst a series of detailed specifications, Greece has been asked to adopt “reforms [that] will ease interpretation of and foster compliance with labour laws with a view to bring legislation in line with EU best prac-tices, and to this end a review will be carried out […], comparing Greek regulations on temporary employment, scope of temporary employment agencies […] with those in other EU Member States”. Co-funded by Greece and the European Union. ILO publication.report |
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| institution | Organización Internacional del Trabajo (OIT) |
| publishDate | 2016 |
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| spellingShingle | Report on temporary employment agencies and temporary agency work: a comparative analysis of the law on temporary work agencies and the social and economic implications of temporary work in 13 European countries Nicola Countouris S. F. Deakin M. R. Freedland Aristea Koukiadaki Jeremias Adams-Prassl Report on temporary employment agencies and temporary agency work: a comparative analysis of the law on temporary work agencies and the social and economic implications of temporary work in 13 European countries Nicola Countouris S. F. Deakin M. R. Freedland Aristea Koukiadaki Jeremias Adams-Prassl This report was produced by a group of independent experts, all of them labour lawyers and most of them academic labour lawyers, with a view of assisting the International Labour Office in the context of the ongoing technical assistance programme developed with the Greek Government in a number of areas, including “labour legislation to regulate collective dismissals”. As is widely known, since May 2010, the Union’s Euro-area Member States and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) have been providing financial support to Greece through an Economic Adjustment Programme in the context of a sharp deterioration in the country’s financing conditions. This support has been accompanied by a request on the part of the lending institutions’ representatives to implement a number of reforms aimed at improving the competitiveness of the Greek economy. Amongst a series of detailed specifications, Greece has been asked to adopt “reforms [that] will ease interpretation of and foster compliance with labour laws with a view to bring legislation in line with EU best prac-tices, and to this end a review will be carried out […], comparing Greek regulations on temporary employment, scope of temporary employment agencies […] with those in other EU Member States”. Co-funded by Greece and the European Union. ILO publication.report |
| title | Report on temporary employment agencies and temporary agency work: a comparative analysis of the law on temporary work agencies and the social and economic implications of temporary work in 13 European countries |
| url | https://researchrepository.ilo.org/esploro/outputs/report/Report-on-temporary-employment-agencies-and/995354288802676 |