A different reforms agenda: Reform of trade unions!

Sundar, K.

doi:10.1007/s41027-017-0089-9

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“…Meanwhile, the estimation results of the effect of infrastructure conditions on employment opportunities for the COVID-19 period are also positive and significant, if there is an increase in infrastructure improvements by 1 percent, it will increase employment opportunities by 0.0940 percent and the same condition if there is a decrease. The results of this study support the findings (Sundar 2011). Based on the estimation results, the comparative analysis obtained is that there is a decrease in the contribution of the influence of infrastructure on employment opportunities in the Bukittinggi City during the COVID-19 period which is seen from the smaller coefficient of estimation results.…”

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Employment Opportunities And Income Analysis Before And During Covid-19: Indirect Least Square Approach

Aimon

Putri

Ulfa

2022

Studies in Business and Economics

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This study aims to analyze the relationship between employment opportunities and income before and during COVID-19. The research data collection is divided into two time periods, including January to March 2020 which is the period before COVID-19, while April to June 2020 is the period of during COVID-19. Each time period in this study analyzed 100 samples measured using a Likert scale. The method used in this research is simultaneous equation analysis with the Indirect Least Squares (ILS) approach. An important finding in this study for the period before and during COVID-19 is that employment opportunities are positively and significantly affected by infrastructure, economic conditions, government incentives and price stability. Meanwhile, income is positively and significantly influenced by employment opportunities, economic conditions, government incentives and price stability. Although the results of the research are the same for different time periods, based on the results of comparisons there has been a decrease in the contribution to employment and income during COVID-19. This study recommends that the government needs to maintain the stability of the indicators of employment opportunities and income used in this study so that turnover and community income do not decrease, especially during the COVID-19 period.

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Employment Opportunities And Income Analysis Before And During Covid-19: Indirect Least Square Approach

Aimon

Putri

Ulfa

2022

Studies in Business and Economics

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“…Contemporary transformations in the economy and society, such as macro-economic shifts, technological innovations and changes in political consensus, have altered the context of bargaining to the extent of undermining its effect and purpose (Bieler and Lindberg, 2010; Miyamura, 2016; Sundaram, 1996). The integration of markets and technological revolution have led to structures that support deregulation, decentring and division of work (Meyer, 2017).…”

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Towards what end? Collective bargaining and the making and unmaking of the working class

Mahmood

Banerjee

2022

Economic and Industrial Democracy

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In contemporary literature, bargaining is often construed as an instrument in the hands of the employer, a practice that is sustained by undermining worker solidarity and promoting interests of privileged unionized workers at the expense of other workers. This article challenges such narratives by foregrounding the idea of solidarity and highlighting the complex interplay of solidarity emanating from the multiple ways consciousness about worker identity plays out. Drawing on the literature on new social movements (NSM) and industrial relations (IR), the article shows that the relevance of bargaining is not merely confined to instrumental economic goals but extends to politically constitutive action. In the process of bargaining the political agency of workers and distinctive articulations of solidarity are identified. This article presents and classifies three kinds of solidarity that correspond to the three dimensions of political consciousness, namely critical solidarity, limited solidarity and absent solidarity across cases that are shaped by contextual realities of labour politics.

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A different reforms agenda: Reform of trade unions!

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Employment Opportunities And Income Analysis Before And During Covid-19: Indirect Least Square Approach

Employment Opportunities And Income Analysis Before And During Covid-19: Indirect Least Square Approach

Towards what end? Collective bargaining and the making and unmaking of the working class

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