This report details shifts in trade union membership and density in 32 European countries
since 2000, with a particular focus on the age structure within trade unions. The report …

Public institutions and trade unions in particular are often portrayed as facing a deep crisis.
In order to better understand to what extent unions are still perceived as legitimate …

One of the distinctive characteristics of the trade union model in Southern Europe is the clear
political persuasion of the dominant confederations (mainly left-wing) and, with the …

Not unlike a significant proportion of the trade union movements develo** within the fold
of older industrial traditions, in Italy, too, the trade unions are facing difficulties. The reasons …

Trade union density has almost universally declined across Europe in recent decades
(Visser 2016), although substantial cross-country variation still exists. Among the different …

The Italian system of industrial relations is characterized by a number of original traits,
viewed in a comparative perspective. One such trait is the high degree of voluntarism and …

Do political attitudes influence the likelihood of employees being members of a trade union,
and to what extent is this the case in the Nordic countries with their high aggregate levels of …

The aim of the article is to explore trade unions' use of Internet and social media in
communicating with members and to understand membership in the digital era. A point of …

The general decline of strikes does not necessarily imply that workers are demobilised. A
dormant strike potential can be present. Drawing on strikes as 'experience goods', this article …

The study focuses on socioeconomic factors motivating labor to become part of labor unions
in Pakistan. Various socioeconomic variables were chosen and tested their impact on …