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Informal Workers and Collective Action features nine cases of collective action to improve the status and working conditions of informal workers. Adrienne E. Eaton, Susan J. Schurman, and Martha A. Chen set the stage by defining informal work and des
Kaiser Permanente is the largest managed care organization in the country. It also happens to have the largest and most complex labor-management partnership ever created in the United States. This book tells the story of that partnership-how it start
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British Journal of Industrial Relations. 59:617-642
Why would European unions, in countries with greater union density, seek support from American unions who are struggling to retain power and influence? Why would Change To Win (CTW), an upstart union confederation, expend its limited resources suppor
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Work and Occupations
Even before the word pandemic reentered the lexicon, pressures stemming from institutional and technological change challenged policymakers and provider organizations to rethink core features of the manner in which we deliver healthcare. This essay i
Autor:
Adrienne E. Eaton, Charles Heckscher
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Journal of Management Studies
Autor:
Tracy F. H. Chang, Paula B. Voos, Adrienne E. Eaton, Marcus A. Valenzuela, Sean Edmund Rogers
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Labor Studies Journal. 44:285-313
Many labor unions assess support among prospective members to guide decision making during organizing campaigns, and to predict voting in representation elections. However, research on the actual practice of how unions make assessments is limited. We
Autor:
Adam Seth Litwin, Adrienne E. Eaton
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Human Resource Management. 57:307-325
Most studies of worker participation examine either formal participatory structures or informal participation. Yet, increasingly, works councils and other formal participatory bodies are operating in parallel with collective bargaining or are filling
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ILR Review. 69:787-802
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Industrial Relations Journal. 45:169-188
In the United States, most unions are recognised by a majority vote of employees through union representation elections administered by the government. Most empirical studies of individual voting behaviour during union representation elections use a