ABSTRACT
This volume addresses some of the issues developing in the modern debate over the potential for formulating a "social constitution" for Europe, in the context of the legal order of the European Community. It contains the combined reflections of various members of the judiciaries of the Member States of the European Community and of the EEA States – particularly those with direct experience of judicial dispute resolution in relation to rights at work and the relations between employers and workers within the European Community.
