Is it Deft or Daft to Cooperate?

P. D. Staudohar


DOI: 10.2190/D4R9-YLTE-EYM3-LJ8Q

Abstract

The use of pressure tactics by unions has become increasingly untenable. Factors such as membership decline, management resistance, global competition, and futile strikes indicate that union survival depends on adaptation. This article examines the need for unions to shift their emphasis toward cooperation rather than confrontation.

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