Add to ORKGAt the moment, the New Zealand system of industrial relations is in transition. For almost eight decades was dominated by the Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Act (1894). With the passage of the Industrial Relations Act (1973) at the behest of the social partners, a significant shift in underlying philosophy has occurred. The full ramifications of this change have yet to develop. They have certainly not yet been grasped by the wider community and even by some within the ranks of the social partners
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When Papua New Guinea became independent in 1975, it inherited the Australian system of compulsory c...
This title was drawn from the punch line in one of those Irish stories which still creep into local ...
This paper attempts to explain the divergence of paths in the field of industrial relations between ...
It would be a brave person who tried to give a definitive answer to that question, as New Zealand is...
New Zealand and Australia share a common heritage of compulsory arbitration. This article explores t...
Western Australia was the first jurisdiction in Australia to legislate for compulsory arbitration. T...
This paper discusses the general direction of change in New Zealand's labour relations structures an...
At the end of February the Industrial Relations Society held a panel discussion in Auckland on the c...
Broad based employer organizations have successfully advocated deregulation of New Zealand labour re...
The Labour Relations Act 1987 removed legal restrictions on the subject matter of bargaining. This a...
This note outlines and discusses the major changes in industrial legislation to take place in New Ze...
This paper examines the need for change in the framework of industrial relations and some of the iss...
A major transformation in the processes that underpin industrial relations arrangements in Australia...
The argument made in this thesis is that there are four core elements underlying the Australian indu...
This study reports the results of a survey of voluntary collective agreements (VCA s). It reports th...
When Papua New Guinea became independent in 1975, it inherited the Australian system of compulsory c...
This title was drawn from the punch line in one of those Irish stories which still creep into local ...
This paper attempts to explain the divergence of paths in the field of industrial relations between ...