The precipitous decline in union density and influence around the world has spawned a
growing body of scholarship on union renewal. While this literature evidences lively debates …

Jebat Volume 48 (3)(December 2021) Page| 68 employment relationships in the Malaysian
language and scope of political science are still lacking. Thus, all papers related to the two …

In many countries, women are the fastest growing group of unionized workers. As unions
scramble to restore their flagging membership, women become central to the process of …

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Canada's Failure to Protect and Promote Collective Bargaining as a Human Right Page 2 …

Using matched data from an original survey administered to organizers throughout the
United States and election reports from the National Labor Relations Board, the author …

As the labour force in Western industrial democracies becomes more diverse, union
strategies for organising and representing these workers need to change. With a particular …

We use a cross-country survey of attitudes toward work and unions, which includes a
sample of managers in both the US and Canada, to explore whether there is greater …

Employee Free Choice Act (EFCA). Those of us who believe in collective representation
hope that this initiative will fulfill the hopes of its promoters and produce a major advance in …

This paper argues that a barrier to union organizing is the identification of workplaces in
which the union voting propensities of workers are sufficient to justify an organizing drive. It …

We utilize two representative cross-national data sets to shed light on what has been a
vexing problem in the industrial relations literature; namely, the existence and persistence of …