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This paper examines the relative importance of demographic, parental, social, job characteristic, and union/job attitude variables in predicting attitudinal union militancy. This research also extends previous analysis by studying municipal government employees in a Canadian union local and by comparing the results with those of attitude toward unions in general.
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This article reviews the book, "China Winter: Workers, Mandarins, and the Purge of the Gang of Four," by Edoardo Masi.
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This article reviews the book, "Social Class and the Division of Labour: Essays in Honour of Ilya Neustadt," edited by Anthony Giddens and Gavin MacKenzie.
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L'estimation des effets du salaire minimum sur les taux d'emploi est effectuée à l'aide de l'analyse de régression et couvre la période entre 1966 et 1981.
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L'harmonisation de la gestion des ressources humaines à la stratégie est souvent conçue dans une perspective statique qui a le résultat imprévu, au fil du temps, de rendre difficile l'adaptation de l'entreprise aux exigences concurrentielles et techniques nouvelles. L'objet de ce texte est d'esquisser, d'une manière dynamique, la relation entre la gestion des ressources humaines et la stratégie afin d'assurer le progrès de l'entreprise.
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This article reviews the book, "Eunice Dyke: Health Care Pioneer," by Marion Royce.
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This paper deals with an attempt by the farmers of Alberta and Saskatchewan to have the economy regulated to their advantage. Through parity, the farmers hoped to have the prices of the goods they bought controlled by the values of those they had to sell. The agitation in favour of parity prices lasted ten years, and it culminated in a massive 30-day farm strike in autumn 1946. At the heart of the whole matter was the issue of agrarian survival. The struggle for parity involved marginal farmers who worked small acreages and had large overheads. These producers were being impoverished by their inability to compete with their more mechanized counterparts. The ultimate failure of their protest marked the end of the non-competitive farmers' existence in agriculture. But despite its failure, the agitation reveals not only the similarities between the industrialization process in its urban and rural contexts, but also the difficulties involved in transferring forms of dissent from one sector to the other.
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This article reviews the book, "Le droit de grève, fondements et limites," by Pierre Verge.
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Le « raisonnable deraisonnable! » ou la rationalite du raisonnable.
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Les tenants et aboutissants de la convention collective.
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Rapports collectifs du travail dans les secteurs publics quebecois ou le nouvel equilibre selon la loi du 19 juin 1985.
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This article reviews the book, "The Company Store: James Bryson McLachlan and the Cape Breton Coal Miners 1900-1925," by John Mellor.
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This article reviews the book, "Volkskapitalisme: Class, Capital and Ideology in the Development of Afrikaner Nationalism, 1934-1948," by Dan O'Meara.
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This article reviews the book, "Menuisier charpentier. Un artisan du bois à l'ère industrielle," by Yvan Fortier.
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Introduces and publishes with minor editorial corrections the long-suppressed Bradley report of 1934 into the living and working conditions of men in the Newfoundland forest industry. The inquiry, which was led by J. Gordon Bradley, was commissioned by the government in response to worker complaints regarding the the country's two foreign-owned pulp-and-paper mills: the Anglo-Newfoundland Development Company Limited at Grand Falls and the International Power and Paper Company of Newfoundland Limited at Corner Brook. However, the report's damning findings were kept secret in return for the companies' agreement to pay the workers a minimum net monthly wage of $25; the ruling Commission of Government also subsequently tooks steps to improve working conditions in addition to passing legislation on the logging camps in 1938.
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This article reviews the book, "The Coming of Industrial Order: Town and Factory Life in Rural Massachusetts 1810-1860," by Jonathan Prude.
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This article reviews the book, "Communists in Harlem During the Depression," by Mark Naison.
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This thesis is a case study of the Solidarity Coalition, a social protest movement which united labour and community groups In opposition to right-wing restraint legislation. It considers why this unprecedented extra parliamentary force failed to persuade the government to withdraw the offending legislation and attempts to explain the dominance of the labour agenda in the modest successes it did achieve. Interviews with participants in the Coalition and other significant political actors provide the information used in the analysis of this protest phenomena. The thesis incorporates a detailed study of the evolution of the Coalition and its organizational structure and Internal processes within the context of the larger political system and with reference to theoretical literature concerning protest movements. I argue that the emergence of the Coalition as a diverse and broad based movement in reaction to a right wing attack on the social contract is predictable, however, the outcomes of the protest action are less so. Analysis of the Coalition suggests that organizational contradictions within its structure, external and unforseen circumstances, and the strength of government intransigence were influential factors shaping both the development of the protest movement and the outcomes of its actions. The commitment to common cause, fuelled by moral outrage and espoused by labour and community groups, was not sufficient to withstand the divisive tendencies inherent in the structure of the Coalition, or the Inertia that must be overcome by large groups to achieve collective goods. Labour proved to be the more powerful actor within the Coalition due to its financial and organizational resources and its significant noticeabilIty factor as a member of the CoalItion. I argue that consistent with the theory of the logic of collective action that the labour agenda eventually dominated within the Coalition, influencing the parameters of the settlement achieved, and in part, accounting for the failure of the Coalition to meet Its collective goal of withdrawal of the restraint legislation.
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The article reviews and comments on two books: "Mining Photographs and Other Pictures," by Robert Wilkie, Don Macgillivray, Allan Sekula, and Leslie Shedden, and "Voices from the Mountains," by Guy and Candie Carawan.
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