The antecedents of union commitment and participation: evaluating moderation effects across unions

Tom Redman · Ed Snape

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Labor Movements and Unions Job Satisfaction and Organizational Behavior Legal and Labor Studies

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Abstract This article evaluates whether the nature of the union moderates the antecedents of union commitment and participation, based on a study of member attitudes in Voice, formerly the Professional Association of Teachers, and the National Unions of Teachers, often seen as the most ‘moderate’ and ‘militant’ teacher unions, respectively.

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