Politics of Bargaining
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Author_Jeremy Waddington
Bargaining Autonomy
Bargaining Structure
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collective bargaining dynamics
Competitor Unions
cycle
Departmental Whitley Councils
development
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Fundamental Unrest
industrial relations
Industrialization Thesis
intensity
inter-union competition
Internal Union Politics
Involving Unions
kondratieff
Kondratieff Cycle
labour movement history
merger
Merger Activity
Merger Intensity
Merger Process
Merger Wave
Multi-industry Unions
National Bargaining
National Bargaining Structures
National Maritime Board
organisational change unions
Organizational Political Model
process
recruitment
Recruitment Bases
Relative Bargaining Position
structural
trade union merger case studies
TUC Affiliation
TUC Dispute Committee
union
union consolidation
Union Structural Change
Union Structural Development
White Collar Unions
Product details
- ISBN 9781138978997
- Weight: 500g
- Dimensions: 152 x 229mm
- Publication Date: 26 Aug 2016
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
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Tracing developments in British trade union structure over almost 100 years with specific reference to the merger process, this book shows how the underlying processes of change are cyclical. It therefore provides a backdrop for understanding some of the options for structural change that may be adopted by trade unions in the future. Establishing a framework within which the historical development of the merger process may be understood, the book identifies three central sets of relationships: the bargaining position of unions relative to employers and the state; the bargaining position of a union relative to competitor unions; and factional bargaining within unions. Collectively, the three relationships are referred to as the politics of bargaining and are used to explain changes in the rate and character of trade union structural development.
