White-collar unionism in selected European countries: issues and prospects

Kassalow E.

ILO Working Papers from International Labour Organization

Abstract: Focuses on white-collar unionism in the private sector in the 1980s. Discusses legal distinctions between blue and white-collar personnel and the unionization of higher-level personnel.

Keywords: trade unionism; trade unionization.; nonmanual workers.; trend; labour force participation; trade union recognition.; trade union structure.; trade union rights; labour legislation; trade union attitude.; working conditions; wages; technological change; collective bargaining; interunion rivalry; political participation; statistical table; syndicalisme; syndicalisation; travailleur non manuel; tendance; sindicalismo; sindicalización; trabajador no manual; tendencia; taux d'activité; reconnaissance syndicale; structure syndicale; droits syndicaux; législation du travail; attitude syndicale; conditions de travail; salaire; changement technologique; négociation collective; rivalité syndicale; participation politique; tableau statistique; tasa de actividad de mano de obra; reconocimiento sindical; estructura sindical; derechos sindicales; legislación del trabajo; actitud sindical; condiciones de trabajo; salario; cambio tecnológico; negociación colectiva; rivalidad sindical; participación política; cuadros estadísticos (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 140 pages
Date: 1993
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