Union Recognition in Britain : The end of legally-induced voluntarism
Gall, Gregor
(2012)
Union Recognition in Britain : The end of legally-induced voluntarism.
Industrial Law Journal, 41 (4).
pp. 407-438.
ISSN 0305-9332
The enactment of a third statutory union recognition procedure in Britain in 2000 led to a sharp rise and then fall in the number of new, largely voluntary, union recognition agreements being signed. This article examines and explains this trajectory, finding that the interaction of a weak procedure with its wider environment has led to a situation where the outcome of a reflexive law is heavily determined by the external balance of power in employment relations
Item Type | Article |
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Identification Number | 10.1093/indlaw/dws035 |
Keywords | unions, union recognition |
Date Deposited | 15 May 2025 12:29 |
Last Modified | 10 Sep 2025 20:45 |
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