The Management of Collective Bargaining: An International Comparison

Keith Sisson

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Aims and approach multi-employer bargaining in Britain and Western Europe - the issues re-defined an anatomy of the employers' organizations centralized or decentralized negotiations? common law or statute law collective bargaining? trade unionism - challenge and response the USA and Japan - special cases? implications.

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