Titlebook: Community Unionism; A Comparative Analys Jo McBride,Ian Greenwood Book 2009 Jo McBride and Ian Greenwood 2009 community.education.labor mar

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Nicola S. Schutte,John M. Malouffder to buy their Christmas presents. The nuns wheeled large quantities of small change in shopping trolleys into a high street branch of HSBC bank and proceeded to block the queues as staff were kept busy by counting the coins. However, things were not as they appeared. The nuns were part of The Eas

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Other Conditions of Clinical Interest,ME) Communities in the United Kingdom. It presents three cases which outline some of the ways trade unions have engaged with local communities. It does not claim to present a representative set of cases. However, the chapter uses the cases to formulate a series of arguments. The first is that there

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Nicola S. Schutte,John M. MalouffThe extent of migration has taken all by surprise and has had a significant impact upon the UK labour market. Establishing the actual numbers of migrants involved has caused a sense of vexation at both a national and local government level. Although, Salt and Millar (2006, p. 335) identify the Poles

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J. Kale Monk,Christina M. MariniTattersall, 2006a). This chapter proposes a framework to understand coalition unionism and investigates a case study of coalition unionism. The approach begins with the concept of community unionism, suggesting that its meaning can be understood as deriving from different definitions of ‘community.’

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Chalandra M. Bryant,Christiana I. Awosand interests of their local communities. The case study used in this chapter to exemplify this practice is the CAW (Canadian Auto Workers Union) who pursue a ‘Social Unionism’ strategy. The CAW constitution (2001) states ‘Social Unionism means unionism which is rooted in the workplace but understands

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