1997Industrial and Labor Relations ReviewRequires access

The Future of Employment Relations.

Stephen Wood, P.B. Beaumont

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Introduction Collective Bargaining and Industrial Relations Collective Bargaining and Human Resource Management HRM and the Non-Union Sector HRM and the Union Sector The Institutional Vacuum and the Issue of Diffusion Collective Bargaining and the Future An Extended or Changed Role? Learning from Abroad Work Councils in Germany Where Next?

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Introduction Collective Bargaining and Industrial Relations Collective Bargaining and Human Resource Management HRM and the Non-Union Sector HRM and the Union Sector The Institutional Vacuum and the Issue of Diffusion Collective Bargaining and the Future An Extended or Changed Role? Learning from Abroad Work Councils in Germany Where Next?

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Introduction Collective Bargaining and Industrial Relations Collective Bargaining and Human Resource Management HRM and the Non-Union Sector HRM and the Union Sector The Institutional Vacuum and the Issue of Diffusion Collective Bargaining and the Future An Extended or Changed Role? Learning from Abroad Work Councils in Germany Where Next?

Key concepts: Collective bargaining, Industrial relations, Human resource management, Work (physics), Business, Trade union, Labor relations, Economic system

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