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unionateness: a standalone construct

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Sociology of work

the degree to which an employee organization adopts the principles and practices of trade unionism, such as declaring itself a union and being willing to strike.

In sociology of work, unionateness refers to the degree to which an employee organization adopts the principles and practices of trade unionism, such as declaring itself a union and being willing to strike. This meaning comes from Blackburn (1967) in Union Character and Social Class.[1]

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References

Blackburn, R. M. (1967). Union Character and Social Class. Batsford. ISBN 9780713409536

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