A case for regulated industrial democracy post-Covid-19
Annie Newman,Irina Freilekhman +1 more
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In this article, the authors define industrial democracy, provide an insight into industrial democracy in New Zealand, and argue the case for the regulation of industrial democracy post-Covid-19.Abstract:
Covid-19 is reshaping the domestic workforce. Thousands have lost their jobs throughout this pandemic, and we are seeing a decline in private sector unionism that is unlikely to recover under the current regulatory settings. The implications for democracy are considerable. Using the aviation industry as an example, this article defines industrial democracy, provides an insight into industrial democracy in New Zealand, and argues the case for the regulation of industrial democracy post-Covid-19.read more
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Trade unions, politics and parties: is a new configuration possible?
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A comparative overview of terms and notions on employee participation
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