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EVOLVING INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS SYSTEMS AND LEGAL FRAMEWORKS The European Union BRUSSELS – 5 & 6 DECEMBER 2011 Donald Storrie European Monitoring Centre for Change – EMCC European Foundation for Improvement of Living and Working Conditions. SOCIALLY RESPONSIBLE RESTRUCTURING WORLDWIDE ?.
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EVOLVING INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS SYSTEMS AND LEGAL FRAMEWORKS The European Union BRUSSELS – 5 & 6 DECEMBER 2011 Donald Storrie European Monitoring Centre for Change – EMCC European Foundation for Improvement of Living and Working Conditions SOCIALLY RESPONSIBLE RESTRUCTURING WORLDWIDE? 11/12/2011 1
Towards a new employment geography since the recession ? % change in employment rates 2008-2011 11/12/2011 3 Source: EU Labour Force Survey 2011
Source: KLEMs dataset (Eurofound’s calculations) Average hours or head-count adjustment 2007 - 2009
Upgrading and polarisation Source: Eurofound Jobs Monitor Absolute employment change in thousands Low wage -> High wage 5
Upgrading and polarisation Source: Eurofound Jobs Monitor Absolute employment change in thousands Low wage -> High wage Low wage -> High wage The recession has accelerated long run structural change 6
RESTRUCTURING THE EVOLVUTION OF INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS SYSTEMS AND LEGAL FRAMEWORKS IN EUROPE Launch of the 2011 European Restructuring Monitor Report “Public Instruments to support restructuring in Europe”
RESTRUCTURING THE EVOLVUTION OF INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS SYSTEMS AND LEGAL FRAMEWORKS IN EUROPE • Scandinavian bi-partite models
RESTRUCTURING THE EVOLVUTION OF INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS SYSTEMS AND LEGAL FRAMEWORKS IN EUROPE • Scandinavian bi-partite models • Tri-partitism in Germany
RESTRUCTURING THE EVOLVUTION OF INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS SYSTEMS AND LEGAL FRAMEWORKS IN EUROPE • Scandinavian bi-partite models • Tri-partitism in Germany • The interventionist 1970s
RESTRUCTURING THE EVOLVUTION OF INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS SYSTEMS AND LEGAL FRAMEWORKS IN EUROPE • Scandinavian bi-partite models • Tri-partitism in Germany • The interventionist 1970s • Dualism in the 1980
RESTRUCTURING THE EVOLVUTION OF INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS SYSTEMS AND LEGAL FRAMEWORKS IN EUROPE • Scandinavian bi-partite models • Tri-partitism in Germany • The interventionist 1970s • Dualism in the 1980 • Early exits in the 1970s and 1980s
RESTRUCTURING THE EVOLVUTION OF INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS SYSTEMS AND LEGAL FRAMEWORKS IN EUROPE • Scandinavian bi-partite models • Tri-partitism in Germany • The interventionist 1970s • Dualism in the 1980 • Early exits in the 1970s and 1980s • Flexicurity in the 1990s
RESTRUCTURING THE EVOLVUTION OF INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS SYSTEMS AND LEGAL FRAMEWORKS IN EUROPE • Scandinavian bi-partite models • Tri-partitism in Germany • The interventionist 1970s • Dualism in the 1980 • Early exits in the 1970s and 1980s • Flexicurity in the 1990s • Enlargement in the New Millennium
RESTRUCTURING THE EVOLVUTION OF INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS SYSTEMS AND LEGAL FRAMEWORKS IN EUROPE • Scandinavian bi-partite models • Tri-partitism in Germany • The interventionist 1970s • Dualism in the 1980 • Early exits in the 1970s and 1980s • Flexicurity in the 1990s • Enlargement in the New Millennium • The European Union
RESTRUCTURING THE EVOLVUTION OF INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS SYSTEMS AND LEGAL FRAMEWORKS IN EUROPE Launch of the 2011 European Restructuring Monitor Report “Public Instruments to support restructuring in Europe”
European Restructuring MonitorDatabase on Restructuring Support Instruments Irene MandlRestructuring Forum ‘Socially Responsible Restructuring Worldwide‘ Brussels, 5 December 2011
Background and objective • European Monitoring Centre on Change (EMCC) • Collectreliableandobjectivedata on keyaspectsofindustrialchange • Enableusers to searchandanalysedataandstrategiesfrom a varietyofsources • European Restructuring Monitor (ERM) • Systematiccollectionandprovisionofinformation online • Data on large-scalerestructuring (ERM factsheets) since 2002 • Restructuringsupportinstrumentssince 2011 • Continuousfurtherdevelopmentandupdating
Restructuring support instruments • Varietyof different measures (~400), nocomprehensiveinventory • Generally availablemeasures, notemporarycrisismeasures • Not necessarilylabelled ‘restructuringsupport‘ • Provision ofstandardisedinformationabouteachinstrument • Classifiedby • Restructuringphase (anticipation vs. management) • Type ofsupportprovided • Output options • View casebycase online • View selectionofcases online • Pdffor individual or a selectionofinstruments http://www.eurofound.europa.eu/emcc/erm/supportinstruments/
Role of social partners in restructuring support (1) • Proactive communication between management and employees’ representatives to anticipate restructuring, e.g. • FR ‘Human Resource planning’ • DE ‘Company Pacts for Employment’ • Measures promoting communication, mediation, advice in managing restructuring, e.g. • BE ‘Conciliation Office’ • SE ‘Labour Consultants’
Role of social partners in restructuring support (2) • Multistakeholder approaches to anticipate regional change • Cross-organisational, regional approaches to manage restructuring, e.g. • ES ‘Sectoral Restructuring Plans’ • Training or job sharing programmes, e.g. • Sectoral training funds in NL, IT, IE • Labour pools in FR, BE, DE