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s not an “agenda-setting” one, and the severe isolation of female workers often makes the presence of a collective identity difficult. There are three main types of isomorphic pressures in the organisational field of workplace controls that clearly affect the ways in which inspectors interpret their

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R. M. Hattoneduction and payment of the various contributions connected with the employment of workers — such as tax and social insurance fees — and also to pay part of these fees themselves. They must draw up work rules, display them to their employees and submit them to the Labour Standards Office if they emp

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Claude Nordmannan his ability, and then basic wages are increased annually according to his length of service. Only after several years of service do differences caused by promotion gradually appear which are based on the individual’s merit. However, this does not deny the basic pattern of an annual wage increment

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René Pillorgetinternationalization. All this required ‘long and complex processes of institutional adaptation’ (Flora, 1986, XXVI) in order to prevent . and .. In other words, in order to preserve the capacity of welfare states to ensure socio-economic security as well as equality, the . of social security scheme

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Jean Bérengerre, the developments in seven European countries - Denmark, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Poland, Switzerland, and the UK which present different labour market arrangements and various degrees of flexibility, as well as diverse pension systems.978-1-349-33124-6978-0-230-30760-5Series ISSN 2947-4124 Series E-ISSN 2947-4132

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Paul Sonnino employees had been covered by supplementary labour market pensions since the late 1960s and the state old age pension has not been subject to any major reform since its introduction in the late 1950s. The flexible aspects of the Danish labour market, as well as the extension of the second pillar pe