New technology in banking and insurance: relevant provisions in collective agreements

E. Epstein

ILO Working Papers from International Labour Organization

Abstract: Working paper on collective agreements relating to technological change, partic. The introduction of computerization, in banking and insurance - comments on labour legislation; analyses trade union attitudes towards employment security, working conditions, redundancy, reinstatement, retraining, protection against occupational health hazards caused by visual display units, etc. References.

Keywords: collective agreement; technological change; computerization; banking; insurance; labour legislation; trade union attitude.; employment security; working conditions; redundancy; reinstatement; retraining; occupational health; hazard; visual display unit; convention collective; changement technologique; informatisation; activité bancaire; assurances; convenio colectivo; cambio tecnológico; computerización; actividad bancaria; seguros; législation du travail; attitude syndicale; sécurité de l'emploi; conditions de travail; licenciement collectif; réintégration; formation de reconversion; santé au travail; risque; terminal à écran de visualisation; legislación del trabajo; actitud sindical; seguridad en el empleo; condiciones de trabajo; despido colectivo; reintegración; reconversión profesional; salud en el trabajo; riesgo; pantalla de visualización (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 49 P. pages
Date: 1985
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