U S firms face alien European labor rules and rights
US firms find European labor laws grant workers strong input on management decisions and board representation. Sweden and Germany exemplify higher worker rights, with committees, extended job protections, and mutual problem solving. European models spur debate on costs, cooperation, and competitiveness for American businesses.
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