Apercu des recherches du BIT sur les entreprises multinationales et la politique sociale

Hans. Günter

ILO Working Papers from International Labour Organization

Abstract: Working paper on ILO research on multinational enterprises and social policy - covers research studies on multinational enterprises in the metalworking industry, petroleum industry, textile industry, shoe leather industry and clothing industry, employment creation impact of choice of technology, social and training practices, labour relations, wages and working conditions in developed countries and developing countries and studies connected with the ILO tripartite declaration on code of practice. Select bibliography.

Keywords: ILO; research; multinational enterprise.; social policy; metalworking industry; petroleum industry.; textile industry; shoe; leather industry.; clothing industry.; employment creation; choice of technology; training; labour relations; wages; working conditions; tripartite; OIT; recherche; entreprise multinationale; politique sociale; industrie métallurgique; industrie pétrolière; industrie textile; chaussure; industrie du cuir; industrie du vêtement; création d'emploi; choix de technologie; formation; relations de travail; salaire; conditions de travail; tripartite; OIT; investigación; empresa multinacional; política social; industria metalmecánica; industria del petróleo; industria textil; calzado; industria del cuero; industria del vestido; creación de empleos; elección de tecnología; formación; relaciones laborales; salario; condiciones de trabajo; tripartito (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 32 P. pages
Date: 1982
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Published in Programme "entreprises multinationales" document de travail

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