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industrial citizenship: a standalone construct

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Labor law

the set of collective and procedural rights at work, such as representation and due process, that the source contrasts with a newer market-based model of citizenship.

In labor law, industrial citizenship refers to the set of collective and procedural rights at work, such as representation and due process, that the source contrasts with a newer market-based model of citizenship. This meaning comes from Fudge (2006) in Relations industrielles.[1]

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References

Fudge, J. (2006). After Industrial Citizenship. Relations industrielles, 60(4), 631-656. https://doi.org/10.7202/012338ar

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