Industrial Conflict, Workplace Characteristics and Accommodation Structure in the Pilbara Iron Ore Industry

Stephen J. Frenkel

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The Pilbara Iron Ore industry of Western Australia is one of the most important export earning sectors in Australia. It is also widely regarded as being one of the most strike-prone. This preliminary analysis offers some insight into the attitudes and institutions which appear to be influential in sustairting the current pattern of indtrstrial conflict. It is argued that researchers can play a useful role in helping to create more effective industrial relations structures and procedures.

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