Article1989

British trade union membership, density and decline in the 1980s: a research note

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Labor Movements and Unions Labor market dynamics and wage inequality Legal and Labor Studies

Abstract

This article is concerned with British trade union membership statistics. It provides three different estimates of trade union density and considers their meaning and significance. It also assesses the reliability of union membership figures, and finally it provides fresh data on the unemployed membership of trade unions.

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