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THE ROLE OF TRADE UNIONS IN REGULATING LABOR RELATIONS

Cristina Bălăneasa

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The most important concern of trade -unions is direct communication between management and employees and the loyalty and responsibility employees show towards the company. Trade -unions reason for being is to re -establish the balance of power between employers and employees. Trade unions participate with their own representatives, by the law, to negotiations and conclusions of collective labor contracts, to transactions or agreements with the public authorities and employers associations, and also in the specific structures of social dialogue. In the context of present transformation, with an instable labor market, we can ide ntify some difficulties for trade-unions, such as: inability to organize themselves effectively in profession sectors of activity, which leads towards an impossibility of the trade union representative; decentralization of regulations regarding the l abor relations in what concerns the economical agents and working place, with the consequence of infidelity issues from employees towards the unions they are members of; highly different qualification for the employees, making thus heavier the unificati on of their

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The most important concern of trade -unions is direct communication between management and employees and the loyalty and responsibility employees show towards the company. Trade -unions reason for being is to re -establish the balance of power between employers and employees. Trade unions participate with their own representatives, by the law, to negotiations and conclusions of collective labor contracts, to transactions or agreements with the public authorities and employers associations, and also in the specific structures of social dialogue. In the context of present transformation, with an instable labor market, we can ide ntify some difficulties for trade-unions, such as: inability to organize themselves effectively in profession sectors of activity, which leads towards an impossibility of the trade union representative; decentralization of regulations regarding the l abor relations in what concerns the economical agents and working place, with the consequence of infidelity issues from employees towards the unions they are members of; highly different qualification for the employees, making thus heavier the unificati on of their

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The most important concern of trade -unions is direct communication between management and employees and the loyalty and responsibility employees show towards the company. Trade -unions reason for being is to re -establish the balance of power between employers and employees. Trade unions participate with their own representatives, by the law, to negotiations and conclusions of collective labor contracts, to transactions or agreements with the public authorities and employers associations, and also in the specific structures of social dialogue. In the context of present transformation, with an instable labor market, we can ide ntify some difficulties for trade-unions, such as: inability to organize themselves effectively in profession sectors of activity, which leads towards an impossibility of the trade union representative; decentralization of regulations regarding the l abor relations in what concerns the economical agents and working place, with the consequence of infidelity issues from employees towards the unions they are members of; highly different qualification for the employees, making thus heavier the unificati on of their

Key concepts: Industrial relations, Negotiation, Loyalty, Trade union, Context (archaeology), Labor relations, Collective bargaining, Business

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