Definition

A system where workers and management share decision-making power in an organization, especially regarding policies and governance.

Example

In many countries, codetermination allows employees to have a say in the company's management decisions.

Conversation

Have you heard about the concept of codetermination in companies?

Yeah, I think it means that employees get a say in management decisions, right?

Exactly! It's all about collaboration between labor and management.

That sounds like a fair way to run a business.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Codetermination → It is formed from "co-" (meaning together) and "determinare" (meaning to determine). The word refers to the process of determining something together, often in a decision-making context.

Memory Tip

Think of people 'together' ('co-') making decisions or 'determining' ('determinare') outcomes — that's what codetermination means.

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