European Employment Review, issue 401: contents
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International
Quebecor World signs
global labour rights
Delphi protests spread
across Europe
Ireland
Nurses vote on pay and
hours proposals
Italy
Alitalia flight
attendants strike
Measures to combat
undeclared work bear fruit
Lithuania
First union established in finance
sector
Netherlands
Government relaxes
rules on occupational disability benefit
Norway
Pay agreements reached
in public sector
Agreements reached in finance and
broadcasting
Poland
Early retirement rules
to be changed
Portugal
Government proposes
public sector employment reform
Spain
The 2006 labour maret
reform, one year on
Government plans to improve rights of
domestic workers
Sweden
Unemployment insurance
tobe made compulsory
High pay
increases agreed in hotels and restaurants
Deal follows brief strike in construction
sector
Statistics
Guide to
consumer price indices across Europe
World value of the € and the £
Editor: Mark Carley (eer.editor@rbi.co.uk)
Research Officer: Beatrice Harper (beatrice.harper@irseclipse.co.uk)
Correspondents: Michel Albertijn (Belgium), Christophe Boulay (France), Antonio Deruda (Italy), Jaromir Gottvald (Czech Republic), Geir Høgsnes (Norway), Christos Ioannou (Greece), Pertti Jokivuori (Finland), Tony Kerr (Ireland), Jens Lind (Denmark), Anna Ludwinek (Poland), Raúl Martínez (Spain), Hans Moerel (Netherlands), Reinhard Naumann (Portugal), Ágnes Simonyi (Hungary), Birger Viklund (Sweden), Joseph Wöss (Austria)
European Employment Review 400 (EER 400) contents
