
Labour Relations in a Changing Environment
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Content
- Intro
- Contributors
- Introductory
- Chapter I Labour Market Flexibility and New Employment Patterns
- Introduction
- Developments of Working-Time Patterns and Flexibility
- Flexibility and Contracts of Employment: Western Europe
- Have Pay Systems Become More Flexible in Western Europe in the 1980s?
- Job Flexibility: International Comparisons and Research Propositions
- Job Protection and Flexibility in Western Europe
- Labour Market Flexibility in Japan
- Labour Market Flexibility: The US Case in a Comparative Framework
- Labour Market Flexibility in the USSR
- Chapter II Structural Change and Industrial Relations Strategies
- Introduction
- A Comparative View of United States and Canadian Industrial Relations: A Strategic Choice Perspective
- Structural Change and Industrial Relations: The United Kingdom
- Structural Change and Industrial Relations: Australia
- Structural Change and Industrial Relations: Japan
- Structural Change and Industrial Relations: The Federal Republic of Germany
- The Coming Divergence in Dutch Industrial Relations
- Chapter III Aspirations and Expectations of a New Labour Force and Implications for Industrial Relations
- Introduction
- Collective Bargaining and Economic Change
- Labour Law and the New Labour Force
- Changes in Labor Relations and the New Labor Force in U.S. Productive Systems
- Implications for Industrial Relations of the New Labour Force in Israel
- White Collar and Human Resource Management: A Study of Computer Software Workers in Japan
- The Aspirations of Building Workers in Quebec
- Aspirations and Expectations of Migrants
- Chapter IV Equity and Equality of Treatment in Employment
- Introduction
- International Labour Standards: The Case of Equal Pay - ILO Perspective
- International Labour Standards: The Case of Equal Pay - European Community Perspective
- Affirmative Action, Employment Equity and Visible Minorities in Canada
- From Equal Pay to Equal Value in Australia: Myth or Reality?
- Occupational Equality in France: How Effective is the Law?
- Equal Pay and Equal Opportunity Issues in Japan
- Parental Rights and Employment Flexibility in Sweden
- Parental Rights and Employment Flexibility in the Netherlands
- Epilogue
- Labour Relations in a Changing Environment: A General Overview
- Subject Index
- Name Index
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