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The protection of collective worker voice in common law countries with strong collectivist traditions like Australia …
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constantly reinvent itself through new business models. This article analyses the experience of Australia's union movement in the …
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When Australia deregulated its economy in the 1980s, political pressures built up leading in the 1990s to the … dismantling of Australia’s industry-wide conciliation and arbitration systems. New laws established regimes of collective … States, Canada, Britain and New Zealand are examined, and it is argued that Australia should enact trade union recognition …
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Most collective bargaining regimes operate by establishing a right to bargain collectively at enterprise or industry level. In theory, the law operates to facilitate collective bargaining by providing that employers must not refuse to bargain collectively with employee representatives where a...
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One of the leading theories for why employees join unions, represented in Freeman and Rogers’ influential book, "What Workers Want," is that employees' main concern is to be given a greater voice in the workplace and that unions best serve this function. This line of literature, while doing...
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