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EUROPEAN REVIEW
ISSUE 2
(May 1998)
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Page 2 : Setback for unions as talks with employers fail to start; Gabaglio gets tough; Negotiating training; MEP slams labour laws; Unions keeping watch; Getting older.
Page 3 : Pensions case goes to Europe; Contractors and temps subject of new directive; Goodbye duty free; Teachers and footballers united in Brussels.
Page 4 : New currency implications; The euro is coming; Removing threat from the f-word; Flexi-facts; Who votes in Europe; Going abroad?
Page 5 : Opinion - are we getting there?
Page 6 : Some mothers don't 'ave 'em; Part-time doesn't pay; Court denies equal perks; Dodging the issue of acceptable behaviour; Breadwinners; Another conference.
Page 7 : Plain English - Social partnership; 'The biggest union in the world'; UK - a salary for a man or a woman;
Page 8 : Threat from treaty recedes; Asbestos lobbyists angered by u-turn on ban; What is a hazard depends on where you work; It depends where you live, no. 2; Petrolheads
Page 9 : Europe on-line; How ethnicity affects unemployment; Making the grade; What do we do?
Page 10 : Directive on fixed term contract and temporary employees; European works council directive; Burden of proof; The Working Time Directive; The maritime accord; The posting directive; Part-time work; European Company Statute; Directive on consultation; Vreding directive; Parental leave and leave for family reasons; Employment relations and competition; Burden of proof in equal pay & equal treatment.
Page 11 : Janus: Health & Safety at Work No.25; European Parliament Fact Sheet, no. 2, Citizens Europe; Combating Age Barriers in Employment; EU General Report; Trade Union Rights in EU Member States; The time of our lives; The 5th European Ecology at Work conference; European Trade Union Information Bulletin; European Parliament research reports.
Page 12 : Excluded workers may get rest periods; Road safety (1); Denmark stays in Europe; Road safety (2)
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