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open and closed unions: a standalone construct

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Labor history

a distinction between unions that recruit widely across occupations and unions that restrict entry to protect a craft or job territory.

In labor history, open and closed unions refers to a distinction between unions that recruit widely across occupations and unions that restrict entry to protect a craft or job territory. This meaning comes from Turner (1962) in Trade union growth, structure and policy.[1]

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References

Turner, H. A. (1962). Trade union growth, structure and policy. Allen & Unwin. ISBN 9780802012241

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