European Works Council definition

European Works Council means the council established in accordance with Article 1(2) or the provisions of the Annex, with the purpose of informing and consulting employees;
European Works Council means a Council established in accordance with the Second Schedule for the purpose of informing and consulting employees;
European Works Council means the council established in accordance with -

Examples of European Works Council in a sentence

  • In the year ended December 31, 2017, Telenet’s majority shareholder Liberty Global plc established a European Works Council, in which Telenet has two representatives.

  • Within fifteen (15) days, the trade union or the European Works Council, as the case may be, must provide the name and position of the director appointed to represent employees to the Chairman of the Board of Directors by recorded delivery letter.

  • Right to training of member of special negotiating body and European Works CouncilA member of the special negotiating body and of a European Works Council shall be guaranteed training of such contents and to such an extent which is necessary for the performance of his or her duties at the international level.

  • If, during a fiscal year, the number of Directors becomes less than or equal to eight, the term of office of the Director representing employees appointed by the European Works Council will continue until its expiry.

  • Forums for employee interaction with Group management include the mandatory employer- employee procedures, a semi-annual Group-level consultation meeting and the annual meeting of an international European Works Council.


More Definitions of European Works Council

European Works Council means a council established in accordance with these Regulations or the provisions of the Schedule, with the purpose of informing and consulting employees;
European Works Council means the European Works Council of the Target Group referenced in the agreement at Folder 9.2.1.11.5 in the Data Room;
European Works Council means any council established under and in accordance with any applicable law implementing the provisions of Council Directive 94/45/EC dated 22 September 1994;
European Works Council means the council, established under and in accordance with
European Works Council means the RepresentativesSteering Group, as liaison to the Goodyear European Information and Communication Forum.
European Works Council the DBA European Works Council as constituted by the European Works Council Agreement;
European Works Council means a forum established for the purposes of information and consultation pursuant to the European Community’s Directive 94/45 dated 22 September 1994 or the European Community’s Directive 97/74 dated 13 December 1999 (and any amendments thereof) and any successor body of such forum;