Transformations in Spanish trade union membership

Holm‐Detlev Köhler · José Pablo Calleja Jiménez

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Labor Movements and Unions Employment, Labor, and Gender Studies Legal and Labor Studies

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ABSTRACT Trade union membership in Spain has undergone several transformations during the long employment boom (1994–2007) and the following crisis. New generations of workers with different attitudes towards trade unionism, the incorporation of female workers and immigrants have changed the forms and contents of the workers' organisations in Spain.

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