Trade unionism plays a crucial role in industrial relations, social dialogue and the defence of workers' rights. Yet its origins, functioning, internal mechanisms, and tactical and strategic challenges often remain little known and poorly understood.
Trade Union: An Introduction offers a clear, structured and accessible approach to:
- Understanding the history and foundations of trade unionism
- Mastering its legal and organisational principles
- Managing a trade union organisation effectively
- Strengthening communication and member mobilisation
Whether you are a student of labour law, a human resource professional, a trade union leader, a manager, or simply interested in industrial relations, this book provides concrete tools and essential analytical frameworks. Its key strengths include:
- Pedagogical and accessible explanations
- Practical examples and case studies
- A strategic and operational perspective
- Suitable for both beginners and practitioners
Like many others, make the right choice. Whether you are a student, researcher or practitioner in the world of work, this book will equip you with the essential keys to understanding trade unionism and trade unions. Add it now to your personal, professional or academic library.
