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Unions, learning, migrant workers and union revitalization in Britain

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2000ADOPTION OF THE ORGANISING MODEL IN BRITISH TRADE UNIONS: SOME EVIDENCE FROM MANUFACTURING, SCIENCE AND FINANCE (MSF)75 cited
2009The Diversity and Politics of Trade Unions' Responses to Minority Ethnic and Migrant Workers: The Context of the UK67 cited

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Meanings and dilemmas in community unionism

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2009Recruiting and organising migrant workers through education and training: a comparison of Community and the GMB51 cited

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