A typology of shop stewards

Norman F. Dufty

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The role of the shop steward in Australian industrial relations is probably as important as that of his British counterpart. In this article the author uses the three types of shop steward described by Miller and Form: management, union and employee oriented, to analyse a survey of 260 shop stewards in Western Australia.

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1976The role of the shop steward: an empirical case study 1947Attitudes of "Progressive" Trade-Union Leaders 1979THE CHARACTERISTICS AND ATTITUDES OF FULL TIME UNION OFFICIALS IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA

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