Employee benefits in Europe and USA

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Employee benefits in Europe and USA

editor, Howard Foster

Longman, 1994

7th ed

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内容説明

This authoritative text is a management tool for all employee benefits matters in 19 European countries and the USA, as well a quick guide to legislation. It should help benefits specialists to plan and manage their employee benefit packages and strategies efficiently and cost-effectively. For the nonspecialist it is an easy-to-follow guide with scene-setting text, a review of recent legislative changes, an indication of future trends and a synopsis of benefit design, funding and tax treatment. This information will be useful when: reviewing existing arrangements of existing subsidiaries; establishing new arrangements for existing subsidiaries; establishing new arrangements for new ventures overseas; understanding benefits of individuals transferred between two countries; recruitment of international employees; seeking reviews of world-wide benefit philosophy. Contains new chapters on hungary and the Czech Republic.

目次

  • Social Security - Background
  • Reciprocal arrangements
  • Structures
  • Occupational Benefit Plans - international corporate attitudes
  • Provisions
  • Financing
  • Comparative costs
  • Multi-national financing
  • Expatriate employees
  • Employee benefits in the free market of Eastern Europe
  • Equal treatment of men and women in supplementary benefit plans - the Advocate General's opinion
  • European Countries: Austria
  • Belgium
  • the Czech Republic
  • Denmark
  • Finland
  • France, Germany
  • Greece
  • Hungary
  • Ireland
  • Italy
  • Luxembourg, Netherlands
  • Norway
  • Portugal
  • Spain
  • Sweden
  • Switzerland
  • United Kingdom
  • Other Countries - United States of America. Appendices: Country comparisons at a glance - Normal retirement ages
  • Levels of social security pension
  • Levels of employer contributions to social security
  • Levels of employee contributions to social security.

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