European Works Councils are intended to:
A) Provide collective bargaining for workers.
B) Assist in mediating labor disputes.
C) Provide information to workers that can lead to cooperation between management and labor.
D) Determine country labor laws and minimum labor standards.

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European Works Councils (EWCs) are established in multinational companies to provide a forum for management and employee representatives to discuss and exchange information on company performance, business strategy and development plans. The aim is to promote cooperation between management and labor, improve working conditions and provide a means of consultation on company decisions that affect employees. They are not intended to provide collective bargaining for workers, mediate labor disputes or determine labor laws and standards across countries.

European Works Councils Are Intended To