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Early industrial relations researchers believed unionization might safeguard employment by fighting technological and mechanical advances. Recent researchers developed dynamic union-firm bargaining approaches. Monopoly unions can boost salaries and appropriate quasi-rents from employers' capital, but
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The rate of unionization in a country is measured through both the number of workers represented by a union as well as the share of workers represented by unions in a country. This is due to that although more workers may be joining unions, industries represented by unions are increasing at a faster
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is a model developed in the United States that re thinks union organizers as being teachers and mentors that encourage and instruct union members in carrying out their own activism. This is in contrast to the
Service Model of Organizing, where the union is charged with settling disputes and solving
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Unionization has been demonstrated to be associated with greater employee retention, even when unionized employees experience greater amounts of dissatisfaction in the workplace. This is associated with the fact that employees experiencing dissatisfaction will be able to voice their concerns more
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The rate of members represented by unions in Canada has fallen significantly in the past four decades, dropping from 37.6% in 1981 to slightly less than 29% by 2014. The union movement in Canada has become increasingly concentrated in the public sector. Most workers in Canada have the right to
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Company management usually disprove of unions due to collective action by workers cutting into a company's profit shares. Although, in the United States, it is illegal for an employer to interfere with workers' right to unionize, workers may sometimes feel agitated about joining a union if
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Modern trade unions form due to many different reasons, mainly due to changes in a country's economy or decreasing demand for labour in a specific industry. Workers usually form unions when they feel that the fact that they do not have a say in the workplace threatens their
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Abraham, Steven E.; Friedman, Barry A.; Thomas, Randall K. (2008). "The
Relationship Among Union Membership, Facets of Satisfaction and Intent to Leave: Further Evidence on the Voice Face of Unions".
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was formed in 1947 after Indian independence in the same year, and is the oldest trade union federation in India. Unions are known to have political connections, and are sometimes used to project
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to represent employees in all sectors. Different unions may vary in how much emphasis is placed on participation, union leadership, aims, and techniques, depending on the impact of their action.
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Workers usually create unions when they face a certain struggle within their industry. They tend to organize themselves by sector of employment and may join a
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is Russia's largest post-Soviet national trade union center, with 28-31.5 million members and is widely recognized as the successor to the Soviet era system.
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disapproval is expected from employers, as there may be an underlying belief that an employee's social standing with an employer may be tarnished.
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Different workers may have different goals, which may include either promotions or a higher pay. Unions attracted disadvantaged workers to enable
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Carter, Bob; Cooper, Rae (2002). "The
Organizing Model and the Management of Change: A Comparative Study of Unions in Australia and Britain".
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Fones-Wolf, Kenneth (1982). "Revivalism and Craft
Unionism in the Progressive Era: The Syracuse and Auburn Labor Forward Movements of 1913".
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unionize their workplace, but certain categories of workers are ineligible to unionize, such as independent contractors.
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problems. The goal with the organizing model is to encourage union members to be more active and engaged in their union.
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Brady, David; Baker, Regina S.; Finnigan, Ryan (2013).
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Federation of
Independent Trade Unions of Russia (FNPR)
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Ramaswamy, E. A. (1969). "Trade Unions and
Politics".
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Crain, Marion (1994). "Gender and Union Organizing".
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1620:"Trade Union Development in Soviet Russia"
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642:saw a decrease in motives for up-keeping
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1671:Department of Labor, U.S. (2023).
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1653:"How trade unions fare in Russia"
886:Labor union membership by country
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2653:Diversity, equity, and inclusion
2540:Labor spies in the United States
1772:"White Collar Unions in Denmark"
1707:Miles, Amy (16 September 2020).
1651:Obrazkova, Marina (1 May 2015).
1470:Ansari, Sarah (10 August 2017).
1311:Brady, Baker & Finnigan 2013
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182:Diversity, equity, and inclusion
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2474:Enterprise bargaining agreement
1924:Unionization in the tech sector
872:Rate of unionization by country
660:tend to be more unionized than
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232:Occupational safety and health
227:Occupational safety and health
16:Process by which a union forms
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355:Chronological list of strikes
1819:American Sociological Review
1624:The American Economic Review
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2082:Duty of fair representation
2022:National trade union center
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859:In relation to productivity
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2479:Global Framework Agreement
1914:Google worker organization
1909:Amazon worker organization
1673:"WORK Center - Unions 101"
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1176:Cooper & Patmore 2002
1065:Cooper & Patmore 2002
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318:International comparisons
252:Right to rest and leisure
192:Employment discrimination
2774:Labour movement in India
2658:Equal pay for equal work
2494:Union security agreement
2464:Collaborative bargaining
2113:Social movement unionism
1831:10.1177/0003122413501859
1727:Lowe, Graham S. (1981).
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1455:10.1177/0038022919690203
1377:Pelz, William A (2016).
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1089:Department of Labor 2023
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747:Writers Guild of America
668:Motives for unionization
103:Social movement unionism
2304:Occupation of factories
2027:Global union federation
842:Effects of unionization
313:Trade union federations
308:Trade unions by country
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2344:Organizational dissent
1538:"Unionization process"
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83:Exploitation of labour
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1443:Sociological Bulletin
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723:Forms of organization
694:collective bargaining
640:industrial capitalism
197:Employment protection
177:Collective bargaining
2133:Open-source unionism
2047:Father of the chapel
2037:Union representative
1522:www150.statcan.gc.ca
1492:Monthly Labor Review
853:manufacturing sector
689:in the environment.
662:white-collar workers
558:Industrial relations
547:Academic disciplines
143:National-syndicalism
113:Democratic socialism
2728:Occupational stress
2582:Demarcation dispute
2565:Anti-union violence
2189:Industrial unionism
2148:Solidarity unionism
2062:Vigilance committee
2042:Clerk of the chapel
1618:Hewes, Amy (1923).
940:, date back to the
926:political influence
787:solidarity unionism
781:Solidarity unionism
775:Solidarity unionism
769:industrial unionism
763:Industrial unionism
757:Industrial unionism
658:blue-collar workers
138:Anarcho-syndicalism
2713:Professional abuse
2515:Union wage premium
2489:Pattern bargaining
2424:Solidarity actions
2284:Diversity training
2118:Community unionism
1370:10.1002/soej.12111
972:journeymen tailors
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681:Bureaucratization
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407:Solidarity action
217:Legal working age
73:Conflict theories
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167:Annual leave
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2560:Paper local
2414:Recognition
2354:Unfair list
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524:South Korea
504:Netherlands
499:New Zealand
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98:Proletariat
78:Decent work
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2763:Categories
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2683:Job strain
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2392:newspapers
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2207:Industrial
2057:Union dues
1575:ILR Review
1320:References
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1227:Zhang 2023
1203:Crain 1994
1041:Miles 2020
1029:Cluff 2016
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573:Labour law
382:Green bans
375:newspapers
267:Sick leave
262:Sabbatical
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1017:Pelz 2016
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632:left-wing
519:Singapore
474:Hong Kong
449:Australia
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123:Communism
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237:Overwork
88:Timeline
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31:Part of
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370:Bandh
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