Managing without the Closed Shop

S Dunn and M Wright

CEP Discussion Papers from Centre for Economic Performance, LSE

Abstract: Using interview data from 1979 and 1990-91, this paper explores changing management attitudes and behaviour towards the closed shop. Now unlawful, the practice has declined dramatically from its 1979 peak. The extent and nature of this decline is discussed, together with perceived benefit and costs to managers as it disappears. The conclusion is that the managerial indifference which often accompanied the closed shop's rise, now attends its fall.

Date: 1993-02
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