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EU begins temporary agency worker shake-up

By: Publication details: oct. 2008Description: 1 p. ; 17 In: Petroleum Review 62Summary: Transcripción del resumen del autor. Energy companies making extensive use of temporary agency workers will be forced to review their staffing policies in the coming months, as the European Union (EU) moves to implement a European Agency Workers Directive to create parity of working conditions and benefits between temporary agency workers and permanent employees. Nikki Butterworth (right)* of Maclay Murray & Spens asks what will be the impact of this Directive on the industry and what changes will need to be made?
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Transcripción del resumen del autor. Energy companies making extensive use of temporary agency workers will be forced to review their staffing policies in the coming months, as the European Union (EU) moves to implement a European Agency Workers Directive to create parity of working conditions and benefits between temporary agency workers and permanent employees. Nikki Butterworth (right)* of Maclay Murray & Spens asks what will be the impact of this Directive on the industry and what changes will need to be made?

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