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Industrial relations

a framework in which managers, workers and government agencies, within a context of technology, markets and power and bound by shared ideology, produce a web of workplace rules.

In industrial relations, industrial relations system refers to a framework in which managers, workers and government agencies, within a context of technology, markets and power and bound by shared ideology, produce a web of workplace rules. This meaning comes from Dunlop (1958) in Industrial relations systems.[1]

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Dunlop, J. T. (1958). Industrial relations systems. Holt. ISBN 9780809308507

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