In the European Union, Many Multinational Companies Have Work Councils

Multiple Choice

In the European Union, many multinational companies have Work Councils that are created to protect workers interests. A company with 50 employees working across the EU has decided to create a Work Councils Recently, a court has fined the corporation for laying off 10% of the employee population in one of its E.U sites without discussing it with its Work Councils. Which of the following reasons represents the PRIMARY rationale for why this occurred?

A) The company did not follow the collective bargaining agreement
B) The company did not follow the voluntarily-provided program
C) The company did not follow the government-provided program
D) The company did not follow the government-mandated program