Belgium: a labor collective convention to transpose the directive on the implication of workers in the European cooperative company

During its January 30, 2007 session, the national Labor Council adopted the labor collective convention n°88, concerning the implication of workers in the European cooperative company. This instrument transposes into Belgian law the directive from the July 22, 2003 council, which complements the status of the European cooperative company regarding the implication of workers, for what is related to matters concerning the social partners' ability. (Ref. 070249)
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This collective agreement is filled out: 1/ by a quarter labor collective agreement n°62 aiming at regulating its link with the labor collective agreement n°62 voted on February 6, 1996 concerning the establishment of a European work’s council or of a procedure in companies with a european dimension and groups of companies with a european dimension with a view to inform and consult workers; 2/ by a 1.590 notice including propositions concerning the directive’s articles which cannot be transpose

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