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Trade union policies on new technology: facing the challenges of the 1980s
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  • 1984The Shopfloor Politics of New Technology.201 cited
  • 1985Technology agreements in Great Britain: a survey 1977–83*28 cited
  • 1981New Technology and Industrial Relations in Fleet Street25 cited
  • 1981The trade union response to new technology15 cited

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  • 1993Employees, unions, and technological changes: A research agenda9 cited
  • 2020What Do Unions Do to Work Design? Computer Use, Union Presence, and Tayloristic Jobs in Britain7 cited
  • 1991Strategy and Circumstance: The Success of the NUJ's New Technology Policy7 cited

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