Changing Prospects for Trade Unionism

Other author Fairbrother, Peter Editor
Other author Griffin, Gerard Editor
Format Electronic
Publication InfoRoutledge [Imprint] Abingdon : Taylor & Francis Group
Description256 p. 09.300 x 06.300 in.
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SeriesRoutledge Studies in Employment and Work Relations in Context Ser.
Summary Annotation Trade union movements in many countries face uncertain futures. After three decades of extensive economic restructuring at both national and international levels, often accompanied by major legislative reforms, the way forward for unions is unclear. Throughout the 1980s and into the 1990s, in most developed economies, union membership declined massively and union leaders and their members lost their former prominence and their place in the polity. Will trade unions be able to re-establish their past salience in the bargaining arena and in the polity? Or, given the uncertainties of internationalized economies and states, will the first decade of this new century see further declines in union strength and power? This book examines these and related questions by exploring the background, current roles and prospects of trade unions in six English-speaking countries.
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LCCN 2002019967
ISBN9780826456120
ISBN082645612X (Trade Cloth) Active Record
Standard identifier# 9780826456120
Stock number082645612X 00032882

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