European Society. A Challenge for the Development of International Trade
Journal Title: Dezbateri social economice - Year 2016, Vol 5, Issue 2
Abstract
Member States of the European Union decided to create a new form of European company, officially designated by the Latin name 'Societas Europaea'. This European company was meant as a tool for cross-border cooperation between companies needed to adapt production and trade structures of the Community dimension. These companies were primarily aimed scale reorganization of their community. Regulation on the European Company Statute provides, primarily, a way of avoiding national laws demanding the creation of companies and secondly, organizing a legal framework that allows participation of workers in decisions within the company.
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Daniela Iuliana Radu, Andrei Eduard Vasile
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