Abstract
The subject of the article are issues concerning the employees representatives chosen in the manner adopted by the employer. In the area of labor law, non-union representatives of employees are in some respects inferior to trade unions. First of all, they are of a subsidiary nature. They are established in the absence of trade union organizations in order to take specific actions, after which their mandate expires. Sometimes these representations, like trade unions, are at liberty to conclude an agreement, and sometimes their competencies are limited to provide counsel. However, in the matter of social security, the legal position of the non-union representatives of employees very often is similar to that of trade unions
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