Labour Relations - A Takeover by the State? The New Zealand Experience
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https://doi.org/10.26686/nzjir.v3i3.3443Abstract
The debate on the question of the role of law in labour relations is not new. At the one extreme, there is the oft quoted statement of Professor Wedderburn that "Most workers want nothing more of the law than it should leave them alone" so that "legal sanction and lawyers make their greatest contribution to industrial life by being self-effacing rather than obtrusive."Downloads
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1978-05-29
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