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white-collar unionism: a standalone construct

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Industrial relations

union organization among clerical and other non-manual employees, whose growth the source links to employment concentration and employer recognition.

In industrial relations, white-collar unionism refers to union organization among clerical and other non-manual employees, whose growth the source links to employment concentration and employer recognition. This meaning comes from Bain (1970) in The growth of white-collar unionism.[1]

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References

Bain, G. S. (1970). The growth of white-collar unionism. Oxford University Press. ISBN 9780198272090

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