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Women in Industrial Relations: Overcoming Gender Biases,ntinue to be designed according to the male breadwinner ideal. In this chapter, we examine from a gender perspective some of the antecedents and implications of this phenomenon. We review evidence that many conditions of employment such as wages, job security, or access to power positions have parti

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The State of Art: Trust and Conflict Management in Organizational Industrial Relations,hort review of trust and conflict management from different theoretical perspectives. Secondly, this chapter offers an overview of key empirical studies on trust and conflict management in the specific context of industrial relations. We summarize findings relevant for the different partners and set an agenda for future research.

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Building Trust and Constructive Conflict Management in Organizations978-3-319-31475-4Series ISSN 2199-4544 Series E-ISSN 2199-4552

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Mixing Framework for Social/Sexual Behaviortiation, such as asymmetry in nature of the management and union constituencies, make it inherently difficult to establish a collaborative dynamic. However, a more constructive cycle of workplace relations can be built through respect, consistency and information exchange.

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Simon Levin,Carlos Castillo-Chavezanizations more ‘conflict wise’, or ‘conflict positive’. We contend that employee ‘voice’ is central to the development of trust in the workplace. Although we write from a developing country perspective, we would submit that the ideas advanced here could be of wider import.

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