This paper investigates the reasons for and implications of the recent merger between three of the largest unions in the retail finance sector, creating UNIFI. Recent union mergers have been explained by environmental changes adversely affecting membership and finances. These prompt leaders to consider merger as an appropriate organizational solution. Mergers are successfully concluded when leaders are able to overcome internal resistance and develop acceptable outcomes. We examine whether these factors are sufficient to explain how the merger between the national banking union and two large company-based staff unions was concluded, given longstanding institutional rivalry
We investigate the effect of labor unionization on industry-level takeover activity after negative e...
During the 1990s trade unions in Australia were involved in an unprecedented amount of mergers that ...
The historic context, characteristics, effects of social and industrial determinants and the tendent...
This paper investigates the reasons for and implications of the recent merger between three of the l...
This paper investigates the reasons for and implications of the recent merger between three of the l...
© 2018 Informa UK Limited, trading as Taylor & Francis GroupIn the spring of 1987 the Printing and K...
Research at Oxford, conducted by Roger Undy, assessed the efficacy of 68 transfers and 45 amalgamati...
Many unions engage in mergers as a revitalization strategy. However, there is little evidence to sug...
W hat factors explain the Australian trade union merger wave between 1991 and1994? Existing explanat...
As Trade Union membership has declined, merger and amalgamation have been prominent features in stra...
Union amalgamations are a complex phenomenon, and are not easily achieved. Typically declining membe...
Union mergers in Britain are dominated numerically by transfers of engagements from minor unions to ...
The survival of small financial institutions in the third millennium depends on their competitivenes...
Waves of union mergers took place in Australia in the early 1990s, and in Germany major restructurin...
BOOK SYNOPSIS: Throughout the industrialised world trade unionists are reforming their organisations...
We investigate the effect of labor unionization on industry-level takeover activity after negative e...
During the 1990s trade unions in Australia were involved in an unprecedented amount of mergers that ...
The historic context, characteristics, effects of social and industrial determinants and the tendent...
This paper investigates the reasons for and implications of the recent merger between three of the l...
This paper investigates the reasons for and implications of the recent merger between three of the l...
© 2018 Informa UK Limited, trading as Taylor & Francis GroupIn the spring of 1987 the Printing and K...
Research at Oxford, conducted by Roger Undy, assessed the efficacy of 68 transfers and 45 amalgamati...
Many unions engage in mergers as a revitalization strategy. However, there is little evidence to sug...
W hat factors explain the Australian trade union merger wave between 1991 and1994? Existing explanat...
As Trade Union membership has declined, merger and amalgamation have been prominent features in stra...
Union amalgamations are a complex phenomenon, and are not easily achieved. Typically declining membe...
Union mergers in Britain are dominated numerically by transfers of engagements from minor unions to ...
The survival of small financial institutions in the third millennium depends on their competitivenes...
Waves of union mergers took place in Australia in the early 1990s, and in Germany major restructurin...
BOOK SYNOPSIS: Throughout the industrialised world trade unionists are reforming their organisations...
We investigate the effect of labor unionization on industry-level takeover activity after negative e...
During the 1990s trade unions in Australia were involved in an unprecedented amount of mergers that ...
The historic context, characteristics, effects of social and industrial determinants and the tendent...