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Appendix Table 4. Procedural provisions in international framework agreements Multinational Duration Supplier Implementation Meetings Trade union Mediation/ corporation relations involvement arbitration (other than GUF) IKEA Reneg. 2001; Mandatory Implementation via “IKEA Way Twice/ Open on Purchasing Home Furnishing year Products”; established compliance organization Faber-Castell Open Joint monitoring committee Biannual IG Metall Hochtief Open Mandatory Report to executive board; officer IG BAU Joint (IFA) appointed for application Skanska Open Information/ Joint application group dealing with EWC Arbitration influence compliance; joint site inspections board to be at least every year determined jointly; decisions are binding Ballast Nedam 2 years Mandatory Report to executive board; officer Annual FNV Bouw, Joint (IFA) appointed for application works council Impregilo Open Mandatory Consulting group Annual Feneal-UIL, Joint (IFA) Filca-CISL, Fillea-CGIL Veidekke 2 years Criterion/ Senior management responsible for Annual Fellesforbundet, Joint (IFA) consequence implementation; local rep training Norsk for monitoring Arbeidsmandsforbundet, Chief Shop Steward 279
Cross-border social dialogue and agreements Table 4. (Cont.) Multinational Duration Supplier Implementation Meetings Trade union Mediation/ corporation relations involvement arbitration (other than GUF) Schwan-Stabilo Open Criterion/ Joint monitoring committee, Annual IG Metall, consequence monitoring conducted every two works council years at productions and sales subsidiary locations Lafarge Open Criterion/ Joint reference group to follow up Annual Joint (IFA) consequence and monitor Royal BAM Open Mandatory Joint reference group to follow up Annual FNV Bouw, Joint (IFA) and monitor Hout-en Bouwbond CNV Staedtler Open Mandatory Joint monitoring team to evaluate Biannual IG Metall, works and supervise implementation council, local trade unions or employee reps VolkerWessels Open Mandatory Joint monitoring group to evaluate Annual Joint (IFA) and review implementation Statoil 2 years Information/ Joint annual meetings to review Annual NOPEF (renewed influence implementation; training to facilitate 2001, 2003, implementation 2005) Freudenberg Dec. 2001 Joint annual meeting to monitor Annual IG BCE (renewed the agreement 2002) 280
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Contributors Dominique Bé, an econ
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Introduction Konstantinos Papadakis
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Chapter 1 International framework a
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