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Richard B. Freeman and James L. Medoff’s now classic 1984 book What Do Unions Do? stimulated an enormous theoretical and empirical literature on the economic impact of trade unions. Trade unions continue to be a significant feature of many labor markets, particularly in developing countries, and issues of labor market regulations and labor institutions
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Richard B. Freeman and James L. Medoff’s now classic 1984 book What Do Unions Do? stimulated an enormous theoretical and empirical literature on the economic impact of trade unions. Trade unions continue to be a significant feature of many labor markets, particularly in developing countries, and issues of labor market regulations and labor institutions
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, 1995 Spanish trade unions enjoy an uncomfortable mix of high coverage and very low membership base. This state of affairs has arisen primarily because of state support for the collective representation system. Union organisation in terms of the core and its branches and system.
S. Milner, G. Nombela
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Health Manpower Management, 1994
An increasing number of organizations are addressing the issue of trade union recognition, particularly NHS trusts considering introducing local pay determination. Burnley NHS Trust developed a strategic approach to the issue, establishing pre‐determined outcomes and measurable criteria to determine which organizations – if any – would have recognition
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An increasing number of organizations are addressing the issue of trade union recognition, particularly NHS trusts considering introducing local pay determination. Burnley NHS Trust developed a strategic approach to the issue, establishing pre‐determined outcomes and measurable criteria to determine which organizations – if any – would have recognition
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Nursing Standard, 1991
Union leader Rodney Bickerstaffe last week called on the Government to open wards for National Health Service patients in the same way as it had for Gulf war casualties.
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Union leader Rodney Bickerstaffe last week called on the Government to open wards for National Health Service patients in the same way as it had for Gulf war casualties.
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Trade Unions and Economic Efficiency
The Economic Journal, 1983In this paper, I shall investigate a role for trade unions in increasing economic efficiency. This role is enabling an improvement in the allocation of riskbearing between a firm and its employees. The essential idea is straightforward. If employers and employees are both risk averse, the optimal wage contract will not leave one party bearing all the ...
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The microeconomic theory of the trade union
The Economic Journal, 1982Professional interest in the economics of trade unions seems to be re-awakening. Yet a fairly recent survey article, Johnson (1975), points out that there has been little theoretical analysis of the behaviour of trade unions. ’The problem’, in Johnson’s words, ’ ... has proved to be virtually intractable’.
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TRADE UNION AVAILABILITY AND TRADE UNION MEMBERSHIP IN BRITAIN*
The Manchester School, 1990The determinants of union availability and union membership are jointly estimated in a bivariate probit model, in which union availability at the workplace is regarded as a condition for the membership decision of an employee. A notable result concerns the impact of gender: being female significantly reduces the probability of having a recognized union
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Industrial and Commercial Training, 1979
The recent wave of strikes, official and unofficial, in all kinds of economic and public activity, affecting all kinds of persons from children to pensioners, occasioning suffering, misery and harm to the community in general, has caused January 1979 to be called ‘Black January’.
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The recent wave of strikes, official and unofficial, in all kinds of economic and public activity, affecting all kinds of persons from children to pensioners, occasioning suffering, misery and harm to the community in general, has caused January 1979 to be called ‘Black January’.
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‘The Trade Union Congress’ and ‘The Trades Union Congress’
2023Alexander M. Thompson, Fred Knee
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