与工会合作实现组织变革

Gaye Greenwood, C. Ward
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这个案例的历史提供了一个内部人士的观点,带来变化的工会谈判在主要的新西兰组织。虽然工会在工资和工作条件的日常谈判中发挥着关键作用,但工会密度和会员人数却大幅减少。在这种情况下,两位工会领导人讲述了从传统的讨价还价到基于利益的谈判的转变如何使参与组织变革决策、建立信任关系和增加工会成员。
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Delivering Organizational Change in Partnership With Trade Unions
This case history offers an insiders' view of bringing about change in union bargaining within major New Zealand organizations. While unions play a pivotal role in the day-to-day bargaining of wages and workplace conditions, there has been a significant reduction in union density and membership. In this case, two union leaders narrate how a shift from traditional bargaining to interest-based negotiation enabled participation in organizational change decision-making, built trust in relationships, and increased union membership.
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