British Journal of Industrial Relations

1990 - 2025

Current editor(s): Edmund Heery

From London School of Economics
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Have British Workers Been Working Harder in Thatcher's Britain? A Re-Consideration of the Concept of Effort pp. 293-312: David E. Guest
The Financial Status and Performance of British Trade Unions, 1950–1988 pp. 313-327: Paul Willman
British Coal Mining Strikes 1893–1940: Dimensions, Distribution and Persistence pp. 329-349: Roy Church, Quentin Outram and David N. Smith
Institutional Aspects of Youth Employment and Training Policy in Britain pp. 351-369: David Marsden and Paul Ryan
The Effect of Unions on Productivity Growth, Investment and Employment: A Report on some Recent Work pp. 371-385: Sushil Wadhwani
Trade Union Services for the Unemployed: The Unemployed Workers' Centres pp. 387-395: Keith Forrester and Kevin Ward
Bargaining Levels and Relative Earnings in Northern Ireland in 1987 pp. 397-409: Richard Harris

The Impact of Industrial Relations Legislation on British Union Density pp. 141-164: Richard Freeman and Jeffrey Pelletier
Explanations of the Decline in Trade Union Density In Britain: an Appraisal pp. 165-177: Richard Disney
Union and Management Perceptions of Managerial Prerogatives: Some Insight into the Future of Co-operative Bargaining in the USA pp. 179-196: Martin M. Perline and David J. Poynter
Quit Rates and the Impact of Participation, Profit-Sharing and Unionization: Empirical Evidence from UK Engineering Firms pp. 197-213: Nicholas Wilson, John R. Cable and Michael Peel
On the Employment Effects of Introducing a National Minimum Wage in the UK pp. 215-226: Stephen Bazen
Skating on Thin Ice? David Metcalf on Trade Unions and Productivity pp. 227-247: Peter Nolan and Paul Marginson
Union Presence and Labour Productivity in British Manufacturing Industry. A Reply to Nolan and Marginson pp. 249-266: David Metcalf
An Index Measure of British Trade Union Density pp. 267-270: Rachel Bailey and John Kelly
Piecework and Industrial Relations Problems in ‘Other Manufacturing’ in Northern Ireland pp. 271-276: Brian Tipping

Root Metaphor in the Old and New Industrial Relations pp. 1-31: Stephen Dunn
Strike-free Deals and Pendulum Arbitration pp. 32-56: Roy Lewis
Public Opinion, Trade Unions and Mrs Thatcher pp. 57-65: David Marsh
Trade Union Popularity, 1954–1988: A Reply to Marsh pp. 66-68: P. K. Edwards and George Sayers Bain
Reasonableness and Section 4 of the Employment Act 1980 pp. 69-83: Kenneth Miller
An Industrial Relations Approach to the Free Rider Problem: Young People and Trade Union Membership in the UK pp. 84-104: Christina Cregan and Stewart Johnston
Employment Segregation: Can We Measure It and What Does the Measure Mean? pp. 105-111: Zafiris Tzannatos
Annual Review Article 1989 pp. 113-128: Ian Beardwell