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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"trade union membership"”.
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An Analysis of American Trade Union Membership Trends, 1945-1960
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Strategies and revitalisation for survival of trade unions in Africa : the role of Information Communication Technologies
African trade unions are faced with dramatic trade union membership decline and some of the trade unions have seen the need to use information and communication technology (ICT) as a strategy to reverse the membership decline. There has been a discussion based on the way trade unions use the new …
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Hearing the Employee Owner's Voice: a critical appraisal of indirect mechanisms for hearing the employee owner's voice for the achievement of real involvement, in the growing sector of UK employee owned businesses
… in-part at least by a continued decline in trade union membership.<br/><br/>Existing literature does not provide a clear definition of employee ownership, however, this thesis justifies the use of the term to apply to organisation with either a majority of shares currently being held for or …
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Employee status and collectivism: a study of managerial and professional trade unionism
… status of members of three case-study unions: Nautilus International, Prospect and the Transport and Salaried Staffs' Association (TSSA). It considers the extent to which members' behaviour in these unions constitutes a shift away from the individual and towards the collective. Where …
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The emerging role of trade unions in China and their function in strikes
… of employment and encouraging the extension of trade union membership and collective bargaining. Meanwhile, unofficial strikes in non-state sectors have become increasingly severe in terms of their intensity and complexity. The Chinese trade unions, which in law protect workers’ rights, have …
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Exploring the status of African Women in the South African Labour Market 1995-2004
… problems. One of the possible causes is the low membership and hence representation of women in v decision making bodies such as trade unions. This invited a consideration of the gender differences in union membership. Finally, the research seeks to establish the nature and extent of the gender …
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Public Service Labour Relations: Centralised Collective Bargaining and Social dialogue in the Public Service of South Africa(1997 to 2007)
… collective agreements between employers and trade unions. While bargaining councils were created for virtually every sector within the South African private sector, only one bargaining council exists for the public sector. This public sector bargaining council is known as the Public Service …