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The Basics of Finance Committee Work: How to Organise Participation in Economic Affairs

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Seminarinhalte

Any companies with more than 100 permanent employees should set up a finance committee. Its role is to consult with the employer on financial matters and report to the works council. The finance committee is the statutory instrument of employee representation for participation in economic matters.

In addition to presenting the legal rights and duties of the finance committee, this training course deals with typical problems encountered by the finance committee. You will learn how to plan and organise the work of the finance committee in a practical way. Selected business terminology and its significance for employee representation will be explained.

This training course will teach you how to analyse the structure and content of annual financial statements, as well as their main components: the balance sheet and the income statement. The strategic importance of the finance committee to the task of workplace representatives will be dealt with and discussed.

The training course at a glance:

  • The legal basis for the work of the finance committee (§§ 106 ff. WCA): The finance committee as an auxiliary body of the works council
  • Planning and organising the work of the finance committee: Development of rules of procedure and ways of organising and planning work.
  • Economic affairs: What information is the finance committee entitled to? What are the employer's information duties?
  • Possibilities of enforcing the information and consultation rights of the finance committee
  • Introduction to the requirements and principles of the annual financial statements and the profit and loss account and basic principles of international accounting
  • Assessment of the economic situation and corporate development by the members of the finance committee

Themenplan

  • Legal basis of the work of the finance committee (§§ 106 ff. WCA): The finance committee as an auxiliary body of the works council
  • Planning and organising the work of the finance committee: Development of rules of procedure and ways of organising and planning work
  • Corporate planning: economic terms and their meaning for employees and their representation of interests
  • Economic affairs: What information is the finance committee entitled to? What are the employer's information duties?
  • Possibilities of enforcing the information and consultation rights of the finance committee
  • Introduction to the requirements and principles of the annual financial statements and the profit and loss account and basic principles of international accounting: Questionnaires and balance sheet analysis
  • Assessment of the economic situation and corporate development by the members of the finance committee

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