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Union membership and density: (Record no. 166057)

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Classification number HD8391 EUR
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Personal name Schnabel, Claus
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Title Union membership and density:
Remainder of title some (not so) stylized facts and challenges/
Statement of responsibility, etc. Claus Schnabel
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Title European journal of industrial relations
Volume/sequential designation Volume 19, number 3
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Summary, etc. Surveying some recent data and the empirical literature from various disciplines, this paper attempts to shed some light on what we know and don't know about (trends in) unionization and its determinants in advanced countries. It shows that there are relatively few robust stylized facts, for instance that unionization is positively related to public sector employment, to establishment size and to the business cycle (with union growth being procyclical). The existence of a union-administered unemployment insurance and unions' presence at the workplace also play a positive role for (changes in) unionization. However, some seemingly obvious explanations for the decline in unionization over the last decades do not hold on closer scrutiny. Various trends like the ongoing economic globalization and changes in the sectoral structure of the economy and the composition of the workforce do not seem to have impeded union membership and density everywhere. Similarly, the trend towards decentralization of collective bargaining has not resulted in large-scale deunionization. It also remains an open question whether changes in social values, rising individualism, and changing attitudes of employees towards unions have affected or will affect unionization negatively. -- trade unions ; union membership ; union density ; unionization
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Topical term or geographic name entry element Union membership
Form subdivision Trade unions
General subdivision Industrialized countries
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Personal name Schnabel, Claus
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Uniform Resource Identifier https://doi.org/10.1177/0959680113493373
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    Library of Congress Classification     Main Library Main Library - Special Collections 28/10/2013 Vol. 19, no.3 (pages 255-272)   HD8391 EUR 12/06/2024 SP17319 12/06/2024 Journal Article For in house use only