The EU assessment of the SE corporate form

Jan Cremers

The EU assessment of the SE corporate form

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Chapter 12, authored by Jan Cremers, examines the process of revising the SE legislation. As is typical in the EU, a procedure for reviewing the impact of new legislation and deliberating on the possible need for revision was built into the SE legislation. The first go at evaluation was characterized by a certain reluctance of the social partners and the European Commission to recommend revision, in part because of the newness of the legislation. However, in a new round, the ETUC has emphasized problems in the SE legislation and its implementation, including the lack of an effective central register and the ability of companies to ‘freeze in’ the current status of worker participation.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	A decade of experience with the European Company
Place of Publication	Brussels
Publisher	ETUI
Pages	229-250
Number of pages	22
ISBN (Print)	9782874522833
Publication status	Published - 12 Mar 2013

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