Global Business Workforce Restructuring: Labour and Employment Law and Benefits. Issues raised by Restructuring, Mergers, Sales, Acquisitions and Redundancies
During two decades of intensive economic globalisation, business firms in nearly every country have undergone mergers, acquisitions, sales, reductions in the workforce, plant closures, and other forms of restructuring. Many legal issues of critical importance to employers arise in the course of such transactions and activities. This book offers clear comparative legal analysis of these issues, derived from the labour and employment law of 12 major trading jurisdictions: Argentina, Belgium, Canada, Chile, England and Wales, France, Germany, Luxembourg, Mexico, Spain, Sweden and the United States. The emphasis throughout is on answers to practical questions, such as the following: Is a purchasing company required to hire some or all of the employees of a target business? Can the purchaser pick and choose which employees are transferred or hired? Is a purchaser required to assume a target company's collective bargaining agreement? What is the nature and timing of notices required of purchasers? Can an acquisition, closure, or reduction in force be delayed by a strike or other industrial action? Can a company dismiss any or all employees at a facility it wants to close? How questions like these are answered in each of the 12 countries is spelled out in detail by panels of outstanding practitioners from each of the jurisdictions. The chapters in this book were developed by the 22 authors from a set of more theoretical papers delivered at a full-day session presented by Committee P (the Employment and Industrial Relations Law Committee of the section on Business Law) at the October 2002 annual conference of the International Bar Association in Durban, South Africa.
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Global Business Workforce Restructuring: Labour and Employment Law and Benefits. Issues raised by Restructuring, Mergers, Sales, Acquisitions and Redundancies
During two decades of intensive economic globalisation, business firms in nearly every country have undergone mergers, acquisitions, sales, reductions in the workforce, plant closures, and other forms of restructuring. Many legal issues of critical importance to employers arise in the course of such transactions and activities. This book offers clear comparative legal analysis of these issues, derived from the labour and employment law of 12 major trading jurisdictions: Argentina, Belgium, Canada, Chile, England and Wales, France, Germany, Luxembourg, Mexico, Spain, Sweden and the United States. The emphasis throughout is on answers to practical questions, such as the following: Is a purchasing company required to hire some or all of the employees of a target business? Can the purchaser pick and choose which employees are transferred or hired? Is a purchaser required to assume a target company's collective bargaining agreement? What is the nature and timing of notices required of purchasers? Can an acquisition, closure, or reduction in force be delayed by a strike or other industrial action? Can a company dismiss any or all employees at a facility it wants to close? How questions like these are answered in each of the 12 countries is spelled out in detail by panels of outstanding practitioners from each of the jurisdictions. The chapters in this book were developed by the 22 authors from a set of more theoretical papers delivered at a full-day session presented by Committee P (the Employment and Industrial Relations Law Committee of the section on Business Law) at the October 2002 annual conference of the International Bar Association in Durban, South Africa.
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Global Business Workforce Restructuring: Labour and Employment Law and Benefits. Issues raised by Restructuring, Mergers, Sales, Acquisitions and Redundancies

Global Business Workforce Restructuring: Labour and Employment Law and Benefits. Issues raised by Restructuring, Mergers, Sales, Acquisitions and Redundancies

Global Business Workforce Restructuring: Labour and Employment Law and Benefits. Issues raised by Restructuring, Mergers, Sales, Acquisitions and Redundancies

Global Business Workforce Restructuring: Labour and Employment Law and Benefits. Issues raised by Restructuring, Mergers, Sales, Acquisitions and Redundancies

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During two decades of intensive economic globalisation, business firms in nearly every country have undergone mergers, acquisitions, sales, reductions in the workforce, plant closures, and other forms of restructuring. Many legal issues of critical importance to employers arise in the course of such transactions and activities. This book offers clear comparative legal analysis of these issues, derived from the labour and employment law of 12 major trading jurisdictions: Argentina, Belgium, Canada, Chile, England and Wales, France, Germany, Luxembourg, Mexico, Spain, Sweden and the United States. The emphasis throughout is on answers to practical questions, such as the following: Is a purchasing company required to hire some or all of the employees of a target business? Can the purchaser pick and choose which employees are transferred or hired? Is a purchaser required to assume a target company's collective bargaining agreement? What is the nature and timing of notices required of purchasers? Can an acquisition, closure, or reduction in force be delayed by a strike or other industrial action? Can a company dismiss any or all employees at a facility it wants to close? How questions like these are answered in each of the 12 countries is spelled out in detail by panels of outstanding practitioners from each of the jurisdictions. The chapters in this book were developed by the 22 authors from a set of more theoretical papers delivered at a full-day session presented by Committee P (the Employment and Industrial Relations Law Committee of the section on Business Law) at the October 2002 annual conference of the International Bar Association in Durban, South Africa.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9789041122414
Publisher: Wolters Kluwer
Publication date: 01/23/2004
Series: International Bar Association Series Set
Pages: 210
Product dimensions: 6.14(w) x 9.21(h) x 0.45(d)

Table of Contents

List of Contributorsxi
Case Studyxiii
Chapter 1Business Restructuring Issues in Argentina1
Chapter 2Business Restructuring Issues in Belgium11
Chapter 3Acquisition, Disposal and Closure Issues in Canada29
Chapter 4Labour Issues in Connection with Business Restructuring in the Republic of Chile47
Chapter 5Business Restructuring Issues in England and Wales59
Chapter 6Business Restructuring Issues in France77
Chapter 7Business Restructuring Issues in Germany91
Chapter 8Business Restructuring Issues in Luxembourg109
Chapter 9Business Restructuring Issues in Mexico123
Chapter 10Business Restructuring Issues in Spain153
Chapter 11Business Restructuring Issues in Sweden167
Chapter 12Business Restructuring Issues in The United States177
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