Changes to Industrial Relations legislation ushers in the possibility of changes to the way managers and unions engage. Many academics suggest the most recent changes to the Australian WorkChoices legislation have provided an array of opportunities for businesses to alter their relations with unions and employees. However, there is a range of literature that suggests that many employers benefit from having unions involved in their workplace. This paper explores the factors that are present in ‘good ’ union-management relations and analyses the ways in which organisations might benefit from union involvement.
Throughout the last 20 years many countries have pursued an agenda seeking more collaborative manage...
In 2005, Australian universities were required by a federal government, well known for its hostility...
The paper discusses the results of a survey of students ’ perceptions of work in retailing and fast-...
Changes to Industrial Relations legislation ushers in the possibility of changes to the way managers...
Incorporating Human Resource Management policies within the regulatory and institutional framework t...
This paper examines the literature and research on unions relevant to the effective adoption of High...
This article draws together extant knowledge from the psychological contract, trust, union and new w...
Australian trade unions prospered for much of the last century but have suffered membership decline ...
Examines the foundations of industrial relations and its legal framework. Current and past industria...
Australian trade unions prospered for much of the last century but have suffered membership decline ...
This text examines different approaches to understanding the nature of the employment relationship, ...
The Workplace Relations Act (WRA) constitutes a profound change in Australian workplace relations. A...
Over the past two to three decades, many western countries have pursued an employment relations (ER)...
Purpose – To investigate the relationship between unions, employee relations and the adoption of Hi...
Within Australia and internationally, much of the research on employee involvement and participation...
Throughout the last 20 years many countries have pursued an agenda seeking more collaborative manage...
In 2005, Australian universities were required by a federal government, well known for its hostility...
The paper discusses the results of a survey of students ’ perceptions of work in retailing and fast-...
Changes to Industrial Relations legislation ushers in the possibility of changes to the way managers...
Incorporating Human Resource Management policies within the regulatory and institutional framework t...
This paper examines the literature and research on unions relevant to the effective adoption of High...
This article draws together extant knowledge from the psychological contract, trust, union and new w...
Australian trade unions prospered for much of the last century but have suffered membership decline ...
Examines the foundations of industrial relations and its legal framework. Current and past industria...
Australian trade unions prospered for much of the last century but have suffered membership decline ...
This text examines different approaches to understanding the nature of the employment relationship, ...
The Workplace Relations Act (WRA) constitutes a profound change in Australian workplace relations. A...
Over the past two to three decades, many western countries have pursued an employment relations (ER)...
Purpose – To investigate the relationship between unions, employee relations and the adoption of Hi...
Within Australia and internationally, much of the research on employee involvement and participation...
Throughout the last 20 years many countries have pursued an agenda seeking more collaborative manage...
In 2005, Australian universities were required by a federal government, well known for its hostility...
The paper discusses the results of a survey of students ’ perceptions of work in retailing and fast-...