International and Comparative Employment Relations: Third Edition of International and Comparative Industrial Relations / Edition 1

by Greg J Bamber, Russell Lansbury

Overview

'A good first introduction to comparative industrial relations for students...

and for practitioners' - Wolfgang Streeck, Industrial Labor Relations Review

The first two editions of International and Comparative Industrial Relations have become standard texts for a worldwide readership of students and specialists in this field. This new edition, retitled to reflect the changing nature of industrial relations, completely updates all the information and statistics and brings the discussion of the main processes of industrial relations - collective bargaining, arbitration, consultation and employee participation - into the new millennium.

The growth of international commercial and

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780761955924
Publisher:	SAGE Publications
Publication date:	12/28/1998
Series:	Industrial Relations Series
Edition description:	Older Edition
Pages:	448
Product dimensions:	5.43(w) x 8.50(h) x (d)

Table of Contents

An Introduction to International and Comparative Employment Relations - Greg J Bamber and Russell D Lansbury
Employment Relations in Britain - John Goodman et al
Employment Relations in the United States - Hoyt N Wheeler and John A Mc Lendon
Employment Relations in Canada - Mark Thompson
Employment Relations in Australia - Edward M Davis and Russell D Lansbury
Employment Relations in Italy - Claudio Pellegrini
Employment Relations in France - Janine Goetschy and Annette Jobert
Employment Relations in Germany - Friedrich Furstenberg
Employment Relations in Sweden - Olle Hammarstrom and Tommy Nilsson
Employment Relations in Japan - Yasuo Kuwahara
Employment Economics and Industrial Relations - Young-bum Park and Chris Leggett
Conclusions: Towards a Synthesis of International and Comparative Experience in Employment Relations - Oliver Clarke, Greg J Bamber and Russell D Lansbury
Employment, Economics and Industrial Relations - Peter Ross and Gillian Whitehouse
Comparative Statistics