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Social Partners' Conference on European Works Councils, Brussels. 28–30 April 1999

During the last five years more than 500 European Works Councils have been established by agreement between representatives of management and employees. At the end of April this year a similar number of EWC practitioners gathered in Brussels to discuss their experience of EWCs. The conference, entitled “European Works Councils, practice and the developments”, was organised by the three social partners’ organisations ETUC, CEEP and UNICE and the proceedings opened with speeches by leaders of each of the three organisations.