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  • 2000`Ain't Misbehavin'? Opportunities for Resistance under New Forms of `Quality' Management217 cited
  • 1998British trade unions and social partnership: rhetoric, reality and strategy215 cited
  • 1992PERFORMANCE RELATED PAY: OBJECTIVES AND APPLICATION181 cited
  • 1998Managing with Total Quality Management152 cited
  • 1993Union Exclusion and the Decollectivization of Industrial Relations in Contemporary Britain128 cited
  • 1974Strikes and Industrial Conflict101 cited
  • 1994Professional, Participative and Managerial Unionism: An Interpretation of Change in Trade Unions97 cited
  • 1997‘How would you measure something like that?’: Quality in a Retail Bank95 cited
  • 1995Banking on people76 cited
  • 1997The Politics of Bargaining: The Merger Process and British Trade Union Structural Development, 1892-1987.47 cited
  • 1999The Decline of Collectivism? A Comparative Study of White‐Collar Employees in Britain and Australia38 cited

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  • 2003Managing HRM risk in a merger46 cited

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Non‐union employee representation: exploring the riddle of managerial strategy
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  • 2005Can there be non‐union forms of workplace partnership?22 cited
  • 2005Partnership working and the cultivated activist19 cited
  • 2010Critical incidents of partnership: five years' experience at NatBank18 cited
  • 2007Partnership with and without trade unions in the UK financial services: filling or fuelling the representation gap?15 cited
  • 2009‘Riding along on the crest of a wave’: tracking the shifting rationale for non‐union consultation at FinanceCo15 cited
  • 2016Dancing to the tune of the employer? Union–management relationships at Nordic subsidiaries in Russia6 cited
  • 2017What are the consequences of a managerial approach to union renewal for union behaviour? A case study of USDAW6 cited
  • 2008The impact of structural adjustment programmes on Uganda (with particular reference to Uganda Management Institute)3 cited