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industrial democracy: a standalone construct

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industrialdemocracy1 CONSTRUCTIndustrial democracyWEBB · INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS

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Industrial relations

the extension of democratic control into working life, which the source traces through trade union self-government and the methods of mutual insurance, collective bargaining and legal enactment.

In industrial relations, industrial democracy refers to the extension of democratic control into working life, which the source traces through trade union self-government and the methods of mutual insurance, collective bargaining and legal enactment. This meaning comes from Webb (1897) in Industrial democracy.[1]

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  1. Webb, S., & Webb, B. (1897). Industrial democracy. Longmans, Green, and Co. Open Library record

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