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initial imprinting of the model, which stemmed from the circumstances in which the trade unions were reconstituted at the end … ideological lines, and within a context of enduring voluntarism and low institutionalisation, the Italian trade unions, which …
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Subcontracting — the practice of using intermediaries to contract workers, whether through temp agencies, manpower agencies, franchise, or other multilayered contracting — is an increasingly popular pattern of employment worldwide. Whether justified from a business perspective or not,...
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Debates over revitalizing the U.S. labor movement often overlook when workers are first unionized. This paper tracks a cohort of individuals from age 15/16 to 40/41 to analyze the frequency and nature of workers' first unionized jobs. It is well-established that workers are most likely to be...
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This paper adopts a historical/new institutionalist perspective to explain why the decline of the American labor movement has been exceptional in comparison to other labor movements, and especially its Canadian counterpart. Under this perspective, national founding conditions and traditions...
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Labor unions have been in existence for over two hundred years, initially as craft organizations, and more recently as … employees whose employers provided them with such benefits to preclude their unionization. Unions have also provided members …
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might be complementary with the logic-of-influence approach favoured by today's mainstream trade unions. Building alliances …
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subjected to content and discourse analysis. The article argues that trade unions can enhance their position through the … accustomed to orienting their action in the public sphere. In this effort trade unions may draw upon the more explicitly … normative and substantive dimension of labour law as a resource to legitimise and garner support for the unions’ objectives …
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