Reports on 1973 changes in labor relations law in Australia and the United Kingdom
An Overseas Correspondent reports a dramatic change of British labor relations activity, occasioned by the change from Conservative Party to Labor Party government. The Conservative-sponsored Industrial Relations Act 1971 was…
The author describes the industrial relations policies and dispute resolution mechanisms in Britain, and their efficacy following the election of the Labour Government in February 1974 and the reliance of…
The author explains why labor arbitration has not flourished in Britain
A description of the changes from reliance on third-party intervention to “unfettered” collective-bargaining in the United Kingdom….
The author discusses the obvious and significant differences between a court judge and an arbitrator, as evident in practice in the United Kingdom. The major differences are the written basis…
Reports on 1973 changes in labor relations law in Australia and the United Kingdom
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