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Unions on the Brink?: Themes and Issues
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Employee Relations
Employee Relations: The International Journal (1994) 16 (2): 8–23.
Published: 01 March 1994
..., including the role of employees, cannot be easily deduced from a focus upon the mechanisms of change. Considers some of the questions arising out of the new paradigms of managerial change in terms of institutional reform, human resource management and Japanization. Moreover, there is some evidence...
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The “Disorganized Paradigm”: British Industrial Relations in the 1990s
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Employee Relations
Employee Relations: The International Journal (1994) 16 (1): 27–40.
Published: 01 February 1994
...Ed Rose Analyses change in industrial relations using Lash and Urry′s“disorganized” paradigm. Argues that the transformation from“organized” to “disorganized” capitalism is currently reflected in an analogous shift towards“disorganized” industrial relations, particularly at the organizational level...
