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Social Partnership and Economic Performance - The Case of Europe (Hardcover)
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Social Partnership and Economic Performance - The Case of Europe (Hardcover)
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In recent years, and to varying degrees, there has been a marked
trend towards decentralisation of labour market regulation in many
European countries. The authors of this book seek to assess the
impact of social partnership and social protection on the
macroeconomic performance of nine member states of the European
Union - namely Austria, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, the
Netherlands, Spain, Sweden and the UK. They compare the performance
outcomes of these countries with the USA over the last twenty years
and find that, in broad terms, the countries that perform 'best'
are those that have adapted and decentralised their systems of
social partnership and protection. The authors also analyse the
changing nature of social partnership and protection within the
European Union (EU). They examine recent developments in EU social
policy, particularly its shift towards employment promotion through
the national action plans on employment that each member state is
now required to introduce. These reinforce social partnership but
also impose new challenges for governments, employers and unions to
meet. Central amongst these challenges is the need to ensure that
social partnership is as inclusive as possible. The authors
conclude that the EU requires more social partnership if ever
closer union, including monetary union, is to succeed and that
employment promotion programmes must be pursued by the EU as a
whole.
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