After unification: trade unions and industrial relations in eastern Germany

Martin Upchurch

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Following unification the West German unions quickly established themselves in the former East. The system of Works Councils and Co‐determination was also imposed on the new Länder. This article examines the experience of unions in the east and considers the impact on industrial relations of the unification process.

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1983The Nature of Work 1987The Management of Collective Bargaining: An International Comparison 2021Comparative Industrial Relations 1986Opposition in the GDR under Honecker, 1971–85 1994Union exclusion—next steps 1993A house divided: A view of German unification as it has affected organised labour

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