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Workers’ Statute

Spain [1980]
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were fleshed out in the Workers’ Statute of 1980 and the Organic Law of Trade Union Freedom, which went into effect in 1985. The Workers’ Statute eliminated government involvement in labor relations, leaving negotiations to unions and management. Within firms, elected delegates or workers’ committees deal with management on issues


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were fleshed out in the Workers’ Statute of 1980 and the Organic Law of Trade Union Freedom, which went into effect in 1985. The Workers’ Statute eliminated government involvement in labor relations, leaving negotiations to unions and management. Within firms, elected delegates or workers’ committees deal with management on issues


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