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C/HR/1168. Impact of London underground strike on public perceptions of UK Trade Unions
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The paper examines the impact of the London underground transport strike of 2010 on the public attitudes towards Trade Unions in the UK. The role of the unions in the British society is discussed with regard to the gaps and shortcomings in stakeholder management. Primary research is conducted via questionnaires making conclusions about public perceptions of London underground strikes organised by the unions.
KEYWORDS: London underground strike, Trade Unions, public perceptions,
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