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書目名稱British Trade Unions 1875–1933被引頻次學科排名




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Marketing Cases from Emerging Marketstal reappraisal of their position in society. The socialists could, and did, point to a range of developments taking place in the 1890s which indicated the hostility of the ruling class to labour: employer organisation, adverse legal decisions and the concentration of capital and weakness of unionis

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Introduction to Socio-Cultural Influencesadequate strike statistics start) to 1933, a year that ushered in another era of industrial calm [19:.]. As we have seen, Clegg .. attribute this tranquillity largely to the development of collective bargaining procedures in the well-organised trades. For these authors in fact, ‘the development of c

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Marketing Cases from Emerging Marketsloping the system, but the initiative now passed to the state [20:.]. In 1915 the government introduced compulsory arbitration as a means of resolving disputes during wartime. We have seen how the weaker unions had long believed that such a system would work to their advantage, and so it now proved.

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Dilip Mutum,Sanjit Kumar Roy,Eva Kipnis Pelling also treats it as a major landmark [54]. In one important sense it obviously was an important landmark: it was the first and last occasion on which massive industrial action was used in an industrial dispute in Britain.

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Michael D. Basil,Debra Zabreznik Basil few historians would quarrel with the proposition that in the twentieth century unionism was stronger and more securely rooted than it had been in the nineteenth. Even in 1933, after thirteen years of decline, membership was still over four times as great as in 1888; and after 1933 a long period of

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