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2023
Chapter Two begins by looking at explicit references to trade unions in the poets’ work to assess what it means to talk of labour disputes and the collective (and how this presentation suggests a form of unified ‘voice’ that is capable of speaking to structures of power). The book argues for the ways in which these representations have the potential to
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Chapter Two begins by looking at explicit references to trade unions in the poets’ work to assess what it means to talk of labour disputes and the collective (and how this presentation suggests a form of unified ‘voice’ that is capable of speaking to structures of power). The book argues for the ways in which these representations have the potential to
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The Unions of the Future and the Future of Unions
Management Research News, 1993Membership decline, marginalization of union influence in a range of businesses and loss of political influence have raised major questions about the survival of the union movement in the UK in anything like its present form. However, such pressures have been in operation for at least a decade and trade unions have responded both by effecting major ...
Tim Morris, Paul Willman
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Journal of Applied Psychology, 2007
Perceived union support and union instrumentality have been shown to uniquely predict union loyalty. This study was the first to explicitly examine the relation between perceived union support and union instrumentality. Surveys were completed by 273 union members and 29 union stewards.
Lois E, Tetrick +3 more
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Perceived union support and union instrumentality have been shown to uniquely predict union loyalty. This study was the first to explicitly examine the relation between perceived union support and union instrumentality. Surveys were completed by 273 union members and 29 union stewards.
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2019
When the Confederacy fired on Fort Sumter, Catholic northerners rallied to save the Union from its greatest threat. Some hoped that immigrant and Catholic bravery and sacrifice on the battlefield would forever end anti-Catholic nativism in America. As conservatives and Democrats, they also strongly resisted attempts to enlarge the purpose of the war ...
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When the Confederacy fired on Fort Sumter, Catholic northerners rallied to save the Union from its greatest threat. Some hoped that immigrant and Catholic bravery and sacrifice on the battlefield would forever end anti-Catholic nativism in America. As conservatives and Democrats, they also strongly resisted attempts to enlarge the purpose of the war ...
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2008
Although the dominant political ideology in Scotland between 1707 and the present, unionism has suffered serious neglect. One of the most distinguished Scottish historians of our time looks afresh at this central theme in Britain's history, politics and law, and traces the history of Scottish unionist ideas from the early sixteenth century to the ...
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Although the dominant political ideology in Scotland between 1707 and the present, unionism has suffered serious neglect. One of the most distinguished Scottish historians of our time looks afresh at this central theme in Britain's history, politics and law, and traces the history of Scottish unionist ideas from the early sixteenth century to the ...
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The European Union’s Performance in the International Telecommunication Union
Journal of European Integration, 2011This article describes the performance of the EU in the International Telecommunication Union (ITU). It depicts a shifting environment where the relevance of the ITU in a globalised and converged telecommunication environment is being challenged itself. The EU has appeared to ‘cede’ an active role within this organisation over the period under analysis
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Nursing Standard, 1989
More than 70 children and eight of their mothers became infected with HIV after a nurse reused contaminated syringes in a Russian hospital, an international AIDS conference has heard.
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More than 70 children and eight of their mothers became infected with HIV after a nurse reused contaminated syringes in a Russian hospital, an international AIDS conference has heard.
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Trade unions’ interpretation of a just transition in a fossil fuel economy
Environmental Innovation and Societal Transitions, 2021Hakon Endresen Normann
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