Published August 6, 2024 | Version v1

Wage Bargaining in the Context of Liberalisation of Industrial Relations in Europe: A comparison of nine countries and four sectors. BARWAGE Report 12.

  • 1. Universiteit Utrecht

Contributors

  • 1. Central European Labour Studies Institute
  • 2. Universiteit Utrecht

Description

This report explores how collective wage setting across 9 EU Member States and 4 sectors therein is practiced, to assess trends towards more individualized/discretionary wage setting mechanisms. The report summarises country-specific evidence collected in individual country studies on how collective and individual wage setting co-exist and interact with each other, and what other challenges can be identified in the wage setting system, both across countries and sectors. The analysis builds on original empirical evidence conducted by a team of researchers within the BARWAGE project in 2022-2024.

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Funding

Directorate-General for Employment, Social Affairs and Inclusion
BARWAGE – The importance of collective bargaining for wage setting in the European Union 101052319