Varieties of trade union organizing in Central and Eastern Europe: a comparison of the retail and automotive sectors
European Journal of Industrial Relations
2014
20
4
December
297-315
automobile industry ; retail trade ; trade unionization ; trade union ; trade union membership
Central Europe ; Eastern Europe ; Estonia ; Poland ; Romania ; Slovenia
Trade unionism
http://dx.doi.org/10.1177/0959680113519314
English
Bibliogr.
"This article seeks to explain variations in trade union approaches to membership recruitment in Central and Eastern Europe, focusing on the automotive and retail sectors in Estonia, Poland, Romania and Slovenia. The analysis accounts for cross-country and sectoral differences in organizing approaches by reference to the role of institutional contexts, union organizational resources and trade unionists' social agency."
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