Compulsory arbitration: the next 40 years
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https://doi.org/10.26686/nzjir.v12i3.3623Abstract
This comment argues that there must be a follom-up study to James Holt's Compulsory arbitration in New Zealand - the first fourty years and examines three issues important to any such study: the formulation of new unions after 1936: the way the arbitration system has protected vulnerable groups of workers: and women's wages and equal pay.Downloads
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1987-11-05
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