The trade-off between competitiveness and employment in collective bargaining : the national consultation process and four cases of company bargaining in the Netherlands
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collective bargaining; competitiveness; employment security; national level; enterprise level; collective agreement; social pact.; wage restraint; employability; négociation collective; compétitivité; sécurité de l'emploi; niveau national; niveau de l'entreprise; convention collective; pacte social; restriction salariale; aptitude à l'emploi; negociación colectiva; competitividad; seguridad en el empleo; nivel nacional; a nivel de la empresa; convenio colectivo; concertación social; restricción salarial; empleabilidad;All these keywords.
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