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The changing bargaining structure in construction: Wide-area and multicraft bargaining.

This study, based chiefly on interview data from the Midwest, examines the changes in the bargaining structure of the construction industry. The authors find that--because of government intervention, contractor and customer efforts, and national union interests--shifts to both wide-area and multicraft bargaining have occurred. They discuss the implications, problems, and prospects of these two kinds of enlarged bargaining units. (Author's abstract.)
Year of publication:
1980
Authors: Hartman, Paul T. ; Franke, Walter H.
Published in:
Industrial and Labor Relations Review. - School of Industrial & Labor Relations, ISSN 0019-7939. - Vol. 33.1980, 2, p. 170-184
Publisher: School of Industrial & Labor Relations
Type of publication: Article
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