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TL;DR: However, as a result both of growing public support for additional reforms and the improvement in the Conservative Opposition's political fortunes, plus doubts about the capacity of British unions and management to improve collective bargaining procedures voluntarily, the author suggests that further Government intervention in industrial relations is a strong possibility in the next few years as mentioned in this paper.
Abstract: Against a background of recurrent economic crisis in the 1960s pressures have developed to reform Britain's traditional industrial relations system. During the last two years the report of The Royal Commission on Trade Unions and Employers' Associations and a subsequent Labour Government White Paper included significant recommandations which are likely to change the character of the traditional system. Nevertheless both documents support an essentially voluntary approach to the reform of collective bargaining and reject the transformation of collective agreements into legally binding contracts. However, as a result both of growing public support for additional reforms and the improvement in the Conservative Opposition's political fortunes, plus doubts about the capacity of British unions and management to improve collective bargaining procedures voluntarily, the author suggests that further Government intervention in industrial relations is a strong possibility in the next few years.
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01 Jan 1969
TL;DR: In this article, the authors proposed an emergency management/public safety framework for infrastructure protection and water and waste management in the presence of terrorism and threats against agricultural terrorism and counter-terrorism.
Abstract: Emergency management/Public safety; Infrastructure protection/Public health infrastructure; Infrastructure protection/Water and waste management; Terrorism and threats/Agricultural terrorism; Terrorism and threats/Counterterrorism
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