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Organizing unionism comes to the UK
Heery, Edmund
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Simpson, Dave
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Interest formation in greenfield union organising campaigns
Simms, Melanie
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2007
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Managed activism: two union organising campaigns in the not-for-profit sector
Simms, Melanie
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2007
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Workplace trade union activists in UK service sector organising campaigns
Simms, Melanie
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2013
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Building reciprocal community unionism in the UK - Drawing on experience from North America, and fledgling developments in Britain, this paper explores the ways in which trade unions can work with communities for mutual gain in the UK.
Wills, Jane
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Simms, Melanie
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SECTION 4: WORK AND TRADE UNIONS - The TUC: From the General Strike to New Unionism
Taylor, Robert
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Simms, Melanie
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The TUC's Organising Academy: An assessment
Heery, Edmund
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Simms, Melanie
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Delbridge, Rick
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Salmon, John
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2000
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Constraints on union organising in the United Kingdom
Heery, Edmund
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Simms, Melanie
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2008
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International and Comparative Industrial Relations - Market, Class and Employment. By Patrick McGovern, Stephen Hill, Colin Mills, and Michael White.
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2010
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The Making of Women Trade Unionists - By Gill Kirton
Simms, Melanie
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BJIR : an international journal of employment relations
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2008
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