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Industrial relations

the difference between the amount of representation and say at work that employees want and the amount they actually have.

In industrial relations, representation gap refers to the difference between the amount of representation and say at work that employees want and the amount they actually have. This meaning comes from Freeman (1999) in What workers want.[1]

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References

Freeman, R. B., & Rogers, J. (1999). What workers want. ILR Press; Russell Sage Foundation. ISBN 9780801485633

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