Industrial relations : the boardroom viewpoint /
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London, :
Bodley Head,
1972.
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Table of Contents:
- Part I: The background to the Act
- 1. The pressures for reform
- 2. The Donovan Report and Labour's response
- 3. The Conservative Act, the T.U.C. and industry's reaction
- 4. A revolution in industry?
- Part II: View from the chair
- 1. Where the responsibility lies
- 2. On the agenda
- 3. The new legislation
- 4. Company policy now
- 5. Obstacles to change
- 6. Telling more to the workpeople
- Part III: Employers and the law
- 1. The Industrial Relations Act of 1971
- 2. The objectives of the Act
- 3. Collective and procedure agreements
- 4. Union exclusivity
- 5. Strikes
- 6. Disclosure and worker participation
- 7. Individual rights and enforcement
- 8. The effect on management.