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Trade unions in Europe: Challenges and responses

In: Trade Unions and Migrant Workers

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  • Rebecca Gumbrell-McCormick
  • Richard Hyman
  • Magdalena Bernaciak

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Trade unions are collective organisations with the purpose of defending and advancing the interests of workers. However, which workers are represented, how their interests are conceived and what methods are adopted to pursue these objectives are issues that show great variation both within and between countries. These differences in turn affect how they address questions relating to labour migration. In this chapter, we explore the different models of European trade unionism and their contrasting approaches to issues of recruitment and representation.

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  • Rebecca Gumbrell-McCormick & Richard Hyman & Magdalena Bernaciak, 2017. "Trade unions in Europe: Challenges and responses," Chapters, in: Stefania Marino & Judith Roosblad & Rinus Penninx (ed.), Trade Unions and Migrant Workers, chapter 5, pages 90-114, Edward Elgar Publishing.
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