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bargaining structure theory of trade unionism: a standalone construct

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Industrial relations

the theory that differences in union behaviour across countries, such as density and strike patterns, are explained mainly by the structure of collective bargaining.

In industrial relations, bargaining structure theory of trade unionism refers to the theory that differences in union behaviour across countries, such as density and strike patterns, are explained mainly by the structure of collective bargaining. This meaning comes from Clegg (1976) in Trade unionism under collective bargaining.[1]

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Clegg, H. A. (1976). Trade unionism under collective bargaining. B. Blackwell. ISBN 9780631172109

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