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C/HR/690. Collective bargaining and employee voice
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- 2010
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The paper examines the importance of collective bargaining in providing employees with a voice that can help them to determine their own terms and conditions of employment. The concept of ‘employee voice’ is defined, the principles of collective bargaining are explained highlighting the role of trade unions, non-union alternative forms of bargaining are considered
KEYWORDS: Collective bargaining, Employee voice, trade unions,
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