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Industrial relations

a view of industrial relations as the study of control over work, set within an unequal capitalist economy in which conflict between labour and capital is structural.

In industrial relations, radical perspective refers to a view of industrial relations as the study of control over work, set within an unequal capitalist economy in which conflict between labour and capital is structural. This meaning comes from Hyman (1975) in Industrial relations.[1]

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References

Hyman, R. (1975). Industrial relations. Macmillan. ISBN 9780333186664

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