Compulsory Unionism and the AWIRS: Redrawing the Map

Mark Wooden

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Abstract This paper uses AWIRS data to examine two related questions. First, how extensive are closed shop arrangements in Australia and second, what factors are associated with closed shop coverage? The paper draws heavily on earlier work by Gianni Zappala, but argues that Zappala’s estimates substantially overstated the extent of the closed shop. Moreover, unlike other studies of the closed shop (both in Australia and overseas), this paper utilises multivariate techniques to isolate the impact of the different factors thought to be associated with closed shop coverage.

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1992Industrial Relations at Work: The Australian Workplace Industrial Relations Survey.1990Declining Union Density 1984Workplace Industrial Relations in Britain. The DE/PSI/SSRC Survey.1992Productive relations?: Australian industrial relations and workplace performance 1993Unionization in Australia: Evidence from the AWIRS*1992The Closed Shop in Australia

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