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Relocation: an old problem in search of new answers

1 Jan 2024

Cases of relocation are widespread all over Europe. This book investigates how adequate and effective the national and European legal frameworks are in preventing relocation or mitigating its effects.The book reconstructs the main cases of relocation and looks at the national measures that were used to prevent them or limit their negative outcomes. The role of trade unions and workers’ representatives during the relocation process is also analysed. Contributions explore the reasons that may have legitimated the decision to relocate, the squandering of public funds granted to companies relocated abroad and the many other negative consequences of relocation on the environment and the industrial and social goals targeted by public policies.The book also explores the measures set up by the European Union to prevent the type of predatory behaviour that aims to locate production where labour costs are low and trade union rights are weaker. Indeed, faced with the disruption of global supply chains caused by the Covid-19 pandemic and the Ukrainian war, the European Institutions have developed a debate on the open strategic autonomy, including reshoring processes and friendly-shoring policies and ambitious programmes such as the Green Deal, the Just Transition and Digitalisation, which are threatened by such behaviour.
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Authors

Nicola Countouris, Alain Supiot, Linxin He, Silvia Borelli, Raphaël Dalmasso, Wolfgang Däubler, Andrea Allamprese, Giovanni Orlandini, Alina-Sandra Cucu, Antonio Baylos Grau, Laurenz Mathei, Bob Hancké

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https://www.etui.org/cite-page/34601
ISBN
978-2-87452-699-2
ISBN PDF
978-2-87452-700-5
Pages
220
Published in
Belgium

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