Showing papers in "British Journal of Industrial Relations in 1976"
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TL;DR: It is a commonplace of the literature on labour economics and industrial relations that the post-war period has seen the emergence of a substantial gap between minimum or standard wage rates agreed in official industry-wide negotiations and actual earnings in the workplace throughout many leading sectors of the economy as mentioned in this paper.
Abstract: It is a commonplace of the literature on labour economics and industrial relations that the post-war period has seen the emergence of a substantial gap between minimum or standard wage rates agreed in official industry-wide negotiations and actual earnings in the workplace throughout many leading sectors of the economy.
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TL;DR: The discussion of industrial democracy in Britain has exploded in the last few years, but the result has been to write an agenda which has still to be worked through, not to reveal a consensus which can be written into action at once as mentioned in this paper.
Abstract: The discussion of industrial democracy in Britain has exploded in the last few years, but the result has been to write an agenda which has still to be worked through, not to reveal a consensus which can be written into action at once.