..., with a share of 10.9 percent in 2004 (OECD 2006)--but demonstrates only an average quality of... cannot be quantified exactly, the available data shows that this is by no means a negligible phenom...
...ILO, OECD, UN, ISO) is associated with smaller cross-country.... * To test our hypotheses, we collected data on 25 CSR items for a sample of firms consisting o...Non-financial reports may range from health and safety reports to CSR reports and from global ...
.... * An analysis of detailed data about 525 offshoring implementations of US and Ger... in the service industry (transportation, health care etc.), another 27% operate in the manufacturi... the FDI restrictiveness index of the OECD (Koyama and Golub 2006) as a control variable. Sim...
The paper provides an overview of the state of corporate environmental management in Hungary compared to older EU and OECD states. It also explores the complex relationship between the implementation of environmental management practices and corporate environmental and business performance. Empirical evidence is taken from a comprehensive piece of research, carried out in OECD member countries, which explored motivation, decision-making procedures, and organisational structure of companies in relation to the design and implementation of environmental management tools and systems.
... empirical background of the article, a database from a large OECD survey has been used. This resea... practices like quality management, health and safety management, activity based and manageme...
German health care policy is characterized by a paradigm shift initiated by the enactment of the Health Care Structure Act in 1992. This fundamental change is both affecting in its care structures and its financial and regulatory mechanisms. This transformation is an expression of a paradigm change in health policy initiated during the first half of the 1990s. This paradigm change in health policy increasingly favours the goal of adapting the health care system to the perceived requirements of a globalised economy at the expense of the aim of covering the social life-risk of 'sickness'. Since it began, health policy has proceeded down that chosen development path, generally by means of incremental reforms. In terms of care structures the paradigm change involves modernization and ration...
..., with a share of 10.9 percent in 2004 (OECD 2006)-but demonstrates only an average quality of ... cannot be quantified ex-actly, the available data shows that this is by no means a negligi-ble pheno...
German unification merged two contrasting family models: the East German dual-worker model and the West German male breadwinner model. Since 2002, Germany has been essentially changing directions towards a third model called "sustainable family policy." The new policy model conceives of children as society's future assets, seeks to encourage childbearing by supporting parents to be workers and attempts to reduce families' poverty by boosting mothers' employment. By increasing childcare facilities also of very small children and by developing early childhood education politicians claim to invest in children, make up for social inequalities and generate "sustainable. human capital. The ongoing family policy change seems at odds with mainstream judgments on reform incapability of the Germa...
...) by Willem Adema und Mark Pearson from the OECD: "The new social policy agenda is how to achieve s... ISSP (International Social Survey Program) data suggested: while "familialism. and related "male b... contact, and seldom before was there a healthier atmosphere between the generations. The family is ...
... is encouraging that the authors find after health and family happiness, honesty is the next most imp... practices in Hungary with those of OECD country members such as Canada, France, Germany, J..., using both quantitative and qualitative data, of two Slovenian companies. The authors focus upo...
...) by Willem Adema und Mark Pearson from the OECD: "The new social policy agenda is how to achieve s... ISSP (International Social Survey Program) data suggested: while "familialism" and related "male b... contact, and seldom before was there a healthier atmosphere between the generations. The family is ...
This paper commences with a survey of international trends in union membership, union density and collective bargaining, while focusing on the comparative position of trade unions in Germany. The author considers three hypotheses concerning the development of unionism in recent decades. The first one is that globalisation and structural change in the economy and labour market pull all countries towards a neo-liberal convergence of which union decline is one manifestation. The second predicts that resilient national institutions of collective bargaining and union-employer cooperation enable continued divergence in unionization levels across Western economies. The third one, which seems particularly relevant for Germany, states that feedback mechanisms from internal diversity among both e...
...Of the 24 OECD countries in Table 1, absolute membership numbers ...All these authors use more or less the same data sources and econometric estimation methods, though... jobs and to professions in education, health and social services that tend to be more prone to ...
... are designed to implement Part II of the OECD Discussion Draft on the Attribution of Profits to ...changes of data processing centre or system during the year justif... noticed a missed benefit (rebate on a health insurance premium) when reviewing the return of an...
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