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Labour Review issue no. 178 - March 2007

union rights - international

Where Now for Swedish Labour?
Swedish unions are among the strongest in the world and have remained so through changes in government in that country.

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union rights - international

The Viking Line Case, The Tor Caledonia Case, The Laval Case
One of the great challenges for unions in the Nordic countries, and other members of the European Union, is to protect and extend conditions.

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union rights - international

Bid for Better Conditions on European Vessels
The ITF and ETF have launched a major campaign to tackle the poor working conditions and discrimination facing seafarers on European vessels.

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union rights - international

Norway – the Country Club of Europe?
It has been stated that corporatism is the single most conspicuous trait of the Nordic model of labour law and industrial relations.

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employment

Workless Blues: A review of Louis Uchitelle: “The Disposable American: Layoffs and their Consequences”
“There is a road that winds, forks and detours through America, and along that road lie the discarded expectations and illusions of an age"

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Termination

Investigating Criminal Conduct at Work: What Happens If An Employee Refuses to Answer Questions?
The NSW Court of Appeal has confirmed an employee’s privilege against self-incrimination in finding an employer acted unreasonably by requiring an employee to respond to misconduct allegations the subject of a criminal prosecution.

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industrial relations international

Restrictions on Remote Surveillance in the Workplace in Portugal
The Labour Code in Portugal forbids employers from using remote surveillance technology in the workplace for the purposes of monitoring their employees’ professional performance.

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