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Polycystic Ovary Syndrome and Labor Market Attachment: Sequence Analysis. [PDF]
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Labor Relations in Britain [PDF]
California Management Review, 1961 Why does Great Britain have only 25 percent as many strikes as the United States? Possibly, this article suggests, because the government pursues a hands-off policy in regard to labor contracts, and restraint and responsibility characterize negotiations between unions and employers.
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2022
In the role of “the world’s factory,” China has been exporting its manufacturing products for four decades. Globally, Chinese products have been filling up the shelves of supermarkets and shopping arcades. An adequate understanding of the changing conditions and agencies of the subjects producing these products—Chinese labor—is necessary to comprehend ...
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In the role of “the world’s factory,” China has been exporting its manufacturing products for four decades. Globally, Chinese products have been filling up the shelves of supermarkets and shopping arcades. An adequate understanding of the changing conditions and agencies of the subjects producing these products—Chinese labor—is necessary to comprehend ...
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Labor Relations in France [PDF]
California Management Review, 1961 Never underrate the power of French unions. Don't be fooled by their apparently scant formal membership, tenuous financing, and violent ideological disagreements, this article based on recent firsthand observations advises. The truth is that unions in France represent and have the support of a large segment of the working force for, under French law ...
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2018
In this chapter we address major problems the expansion of international business creates for both the multinational companies (MNCs) and national labor unions. The chapter opens with a discussion on how MNCs divide international industrial decisions between the headquarters and subsidiaries.
Jeongho Choi, Kamal Fatehi
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In this chapter we address major problems the expansion of international business creates for both the multinational companies (MNCs) and national labor unions. The chapter opens with a discussion on how MNCs divide international industrial decisions between the headquarters and subsidiaries.
Jeongho Choi, Kamal Fatehi
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Labor and Transnational Relations
International Organization, 1971Since World War II national trade union organizations have become involved in the internal political affairs of other countries, usually through the labor organizations in these countries. Soviet trade unions, a precursor and model in this respect, supported Soviet foreign policy through their international trade union contacts.
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2017
The experiences of Lewis, Beech and Rudkin reveal that these female business leaders did not behave as champions of employees or women as feminists then and now might have hoped. Instead, they acted in commonplace ways as architects of a “new welfare capitalism” characteristic of American companies starting in the 1930s and made labor-management ...
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The experiences of Lewis, Beech and Rudkin reveal that these female business leaders did not behave as champions of employees or women as feminists then and now might have hoped. Instead, they acted in commonplace ways as architects of a “new welfare capitalism” characteristic of American companies starting in the 1930s and made labor-management ...
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1968
In the name of the social peace they claimed to establish, both the Italian and German Fascist regimes acted quickly to bring labor-management relations under their control. In Italy, after an initial period of competition between Fascist and independent labor organizations, a period marked by some industrial unrest, a Law on Corporations was enacted ...
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In the name of the social peace they claimed to establish, both the Italian and German Fascist regimes acted quickly to bring labor-management relations under their control. In Italy, after an initial period of competition between Fascist and independent labor organizations, a period marked by some industrial unrest, a Law on Corporations was enacted ...
Thomas Moodie +2 more
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