What Do Unions DoArgues that unions play a beneficial role in improving the workplace, increasing productivity, reducing economic inequality, and stabilizing the work force |
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Several macroeconomic time series studies have sought to estimate the possible
transmission of union wage gains to nonunion workers, but as Mitchell (UCLA)
has noted, the answers obtained are ambiguous and sensitive to the data base ...
Several macroeconomic time series studies have sought to estimate the possible
transmission of union wage gains to nonunion workers, but as Mitchell (UCLA)
has noted, the answers obtained are ambiguous and sensitive to the data base ...
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Regardless of data set or specification, all the studies confirm the major claim of
this chapter: that, independent of raising wages, unionism substantially reduces
quits (see table 6-3). Virtually every study of the behavior of individuals finds this
...
Regardless of data set or specification, all the studies confirm the major claim of
this chapter: that, independent of raising wages, unionism substantially reduces
quits (see table 6-3). Virtually every study of the behavior of individuals finds this
...
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The relationship between worker dissatisfaction and the desire for unionism has
been the subject of numerous studies by industrial psychologists. As table 0-6
shows, the results of the studies are unequivocal across very different samples.
The relationship between worker dissatisfaction and the desire for unionism has
been the subject of numerous studies by industrial psychologists. As table 0-6
shows, the results of the studies are unequivocal across very different samples.
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