Business law part 9 Flashcards
(23 cards)
What organization was created after World War II for international labor cooperation?
International Labour Organization (ILO)
What is required for ILO’s declarations to be effective?
Ratification by member countries
What is the role of the European Commission?
Proposes new law and monitors their implementation
Which EU body is responsible for legislating and deciding on laws?
Council of Ministers
What does the European Parliament share with the Council of Ministers?
Legislative power
What are the two main types of European law?
Regulations and directives
What do directives require from member states?
Transposition into national law
What principles are important in EU law and social policy?
Subsidiarity and proportionality
What is the focus of collective agreements?
Workers’ participation in management decision-making and democratic workplaces
Which article of the Constitution regulates collective agreements in the private sector?
Article 39
What role do Trade Unions play in collective agreements?
Must register to negotiate and enforce agreements on behalf of workers
What is the significance of a referendum in the context of collective agreements?
Can be held if requested by 30% of workers or a trade union
What are Global Value Chains (GVCs)?
Dominant economic model characterized by complex networks of subsidiaries, joint ventures, and suppliers
What is a critical issue from a legal perspective regarding GVCs?
Difficulty in monitoring and controlling supply chain activities
What is the purpose of international labor standards and agreements?
Protecting workers and combating misconduct
What type of contracts deviate from typical employment contracts?
Atypical Labor Contracts
What are Fixed-Term Contracts?
Employment agreements with a specific duration
What is one of the reasons for the introduction of atypical contracts?
Global economic changes
What type of work does the directive No. 97/81/EC promote?
Part-time work
What is an Agile Work Agreement?
Written agreement between employer and employee outlining work performance outside the company’s premises
What are the three pillars of sustainable development?
- Environmental sustainability
- Social sustainability
- Economic development
What do the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) address?
Social, economic, and environmental aspects
What is the purpose of corporate social responsibility (CSR)?
Integrate social and ecological concerns into business operations