The prevention and settlement of collective labour disputes in the United Kingdom

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Labor Movements and Unions Dispute Resolution and Class Actions Legal and Labor Studies

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Sid Kessler traces trends and developments in the prevention and settlement of British labour disputes since 1968 in the context of the wider industrial relations system. He then considers the present law in relation to such disputes and discusses current systems for their prevention and settlement, in particular, the work of the Advisory, Conciliation and Arbitration Service.

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1966Industrial Relations: What is Wrong with the System?1975Industrial Relations and the Limits of Law 1970Is Britain Really Strike-Prone?1969Employment Grievances and Disputes Procedures in Britain 1975Industrial relations procedures 1978The growth of arbitration work in ACAS

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