If social dialogue is to remain useful, it will have to adapt to changes in the labour market. New, atypical forms of work have blurred the lines of the employee-employer relationship. The representativeness of these relations is a key issue. EURACTIV.fr reports. According to the definition given by the International Labour Organisation, when successful, social […]
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