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A Typology of Shop Stewards: A Confirmatory Factor Analysis

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Title
A Typology of Shop Stewards: A Confirmatory Factor Analysis
Abstract
In this study, a typology of shop steward modes of role behavior was developed and tested. Three ideal types of role behavior — passive, cooperative, and radical — were derived based on a theoretical framework consisting of Marxist, pluralist, and structural-functionalist approaches. Two behavioral modes were added to the theoretical typology to provide for the possibilities offailed and erratic stewardhip styles. The five role behaviors were subjected to confirmatory factor analysis resulting in a four-facet behavioral typology. The typology and its measuring tool can be used to generate and guide future research.
Publication
Relations Industrielles / Industrial Relations
Volume
42
Issue
1
Pages
150-167
Date
1987
ISSN
0034-379X
Short Title
A Typology of Shop Stewards
Citation
Reshef, Y. (1987). A Typology of Shop Stewards: A Confirmatory Factor Analysis. Relations Industrielles / Industrial Relations, 42(1), 150–167. http://www.erudit.org/revue/ri/1987/v42/n1/050289ar.html?vue=resume