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Co-Determination in the Workplace Act (SFS 1976:580)

Right to negotiate, duty to inform and the standing of collective agreements between employer and union.

Register row

FieldValue
IdentifierSFS 1976:580
JurisdictionSweden
SupervisionLabour Court decides disputes
Provisions2
Read2026-08-20
Register versionemployment-register-v1.0.0
Content hashbdef3f0114d81839
Official sourcehttps://www.riksdagen.se/sv/dokument-och-lagar/dokument/svensk-forfattningssamling/lag-1976580-om-medbestammande-i-arbetslivet_sfs-1976-580/

Co-Determination in the Workplace Act (SFS 1976:580) (SFS 1976:580) är läst hos Labour Court decides disputes den 2026-08-20, och raden återges som den står hos utgivaren.

Provisions

  • 11 §Primary duty to negotiate

    The employer negotiates before deciding a major change to the business.

  • 19 §Duty to inform

    Continuous information on the development of the business and personnel policy.

Topics

RestructuringJob protection

Corresponding rows in other systems

  • NLRA 29 U.S.C. § 15729 U.S.C. §151 et seq.

    The American counterpart in the field of bargaining rights, with a different order for union representation.

  • Överlåtelsedirektivet Art. 7CELEX 32001L0023

    On a transfer of undertaking the directive sets information and consultation duties which the Swedish act implements.

Revision log

  1. employment-register-v1.0.0

    The row was read against the official text and entered in the register.

    In force from 2026-08-20

Leading rulings

  • C-341/05 Laval
    Court of Justice of the European Union · 2007-12-18

    Collective action for terms beyond the posting rules is assessed against the freedom to provide services.

    Official source

Questions answered from this row

Employment law

The rows reproduce what the source says. They are not legal advice, and applying them to a specific case is the reader's or their counsel's decision.

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