不完全的飞跃:论从工会登记到第一个集体协议的过渡

IF 1.6 Q2 INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS & LABOR
Vincent Jerald Ramos, Edgar Antonio Suguitan
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在分散的制度中,工会组织和谈判发生在建立层面,如何解释从工会注册到第一个集体协议的(快速)过渡?虽然一些发达国家(如美国)的先前证据估计这种过渡大约需要一年时间,但在工会发挥不那么重要作用的其他情况下,如在许多发展中国家,几乎没有证据存在。为了解决这一差距,我们分析了全国工会化和集体谈判覆盖率相对较低的菲律宾。利用2016年至2021年所有新工会登记的新登记数据的生存分析方法,我们描述性地证明:(i)工会成员密度中位数低,为40%;(ii)只有20%的新工会在头5年内成功注册了合同;​
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The Incomplete Leap: On the Transition From Union Registration to the First Collective Agreement

The Incomplete Leap: On the Transition From Union Registration to the First Collective Agreement

In decentralized systems where unionization and bargaining occur at the establishment level, what explains the (speedy) transition from union registration to the first collective agreement? While prior evidence in some developed countries (i.e., the United States) estimates this transition to be approximately a year, on average, little to no evidence exists in other contexts where unions play a less central role, as is the case in many developing countries. Addressing this gap, we analyze the Philippines where national unionization and collective bargaining coverage rates are relatively low. Using methods from survival analysis on novel register data of all new union registrations from 2016 to 2021, we descriptively demonstrate that: (i) median union membership density is low at 40%; (ii) only 20% of all new union registrations successfully register a contract within the first 5 years; and (iii) unions with higher densities, that are independent, and in the manufacturing sector are associated with elevated transition rates to a collective agreement.

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