Technological Change, Collective Bargaining, and Industrial Efficiency

Paul Willman

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Labor Movements and Unions Labor market dynamics and wage inequality Legal and Labor Studies

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Assessing the reaction of trade unions to innovation, this revisionist study asserts that unions do not, in fact, obstruct change as often as is commonly assumed. In a detailed analysis of industrial innovations and labor relations, Willman examines three major industries that have experienced abnormal problems in both the U.S. and Great Britain: the port, newspaper, and automotive industries. The explanation for this pattern isolates the close relationship--in the U. S. and Great Britain--between technological and organized change.

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