These agreements do not address wages and working time but rather address topics such as corporate social responsibility; the elaboration of key principles underpinning company employment policies; business restructuring; and particular aspects of company policy such as health and safety (
EIRO 2008 & EU 2008).
In international comparison, the use of overtime is around 26 hours per worker per year, well below the more than 90 hours for the average European employee (
EIRO, 2003).
Around two-thirds of low-wage employees in Greece (working at least 15 hours per week) live in households where the equivalised income (7) is equal to or above 60% of the national median equivalised income (
EIRO, 2002).
The European Industrial Relations Observatory (
EIRO) website, http://www.eiro.eurofound.ie, contains a detailed chronological account of industrial relations in Norway.
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