Australian Exceptionalism: The Role of Trade Unions in the Emergence of Enterprise Bargaining

作者: Chris Briggs

DOI: 10.1111/1472-9296.00003

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摘要: Both the international/comparative and Australian literature on decentralisation of bargaining has typically portrayed unions as reactive or impotent globalisation employers key ...

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