Factors Related to Membership Participation in Public Sector Trade Union Activities

Gerard Griffin · JOHN A. BENSON

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

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The issue of rank-and-file membership participation in the affairs of their trade union has received little attention in Australia. In this paper we focus on possible correlates of such participation. Based on a questionnaire survey of members of a public sector union (N=752) we devise three measures of participation and assess the contribution of a range of personal, job-related and union-related factors to participation levels.

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