Titlebook: Changing Workplace Relations in the Chinese Economy; Malcolm Warner (Fellow) Book 2000 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publish

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Introduction: Whither the Iron Rice-Bowl? (PRC) for almost the last 50 years. The term summed up the institutionalized benefits that Chinese urban workers were said to enjoy, such as guaranteed job security and comprehensive welfare (Lu and Perry, 1997).

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The Origins of Chinese ‘Industrial Relations’ divided into the following sections: this section sets out a number of introductory remarks; Section 2 reviews the evolution and changes of the concepts of industrial relations in recent Chinese history; Sections 3 and 4 illustrate their usage in today’s China, as well as dilemmas in the present tr

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Chinese Trade Unions and Workplace Relations in State-owned and Joint-venture Enterpriseswill focus particularly on the conditions of the workers in the SOEs and JVs (looking separately at Western and Asian-invested JVs) at a time when the iron rice-bowl is no longer intact. In each of these two industrial sectors, the relationship between workers and management is quite different, whic

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