Workplace Industrial Relations: Australian Case Studies

Russell D. Lansbury · Duncan K. Macdonald

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Reporting the findings of case studies in Australia, this survey examines how the most significant recent development in Australian industrial relations is the decentralization of industrial activity towards the individual workplace level.

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