Trade union responses to migrant workers from the new Europe: A three sector comparison in the UK, Norway and Germany created by Jane Hardy, Line Eldring and Thorsten Schulten

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Hardy, Jane [author]

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TextSeries: European journal of industrial relations ; Volume 18, number 4London: Sage, 2012Content type:

text

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unmediated

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volume

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09596801

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Trade Union -- Migrant workers -- Sector comparison -- UK, Norway, Germany

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HD8351 EUR

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Abstract: This article compares trade union strategies towards migrant workers from the ‘new Europe’. The analysis focuses on three sectors in the UK, Norway and Germany. We conclude that trade union responses to these migrant workers are shaped by the complex interplay of national industrial relations systems, sectoral dynamics, EU regulation and the agency of individual trade unions.

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This article compares trade union strategies towards migrant workers from the ‘new Europe’. The analysis focuses on three sectors in the UK, Norway and Germany. We conclude that trade union responses to these migrant workers are shaped by the complex interplay of national industrial relations systems, sectoral dynamics, EU regulation and the agency of individual trade unions.

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