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Immigrant Workers and Trade Unions
Santina Bertone and Gerard Griffin.
The executive summary of this 1992 report, which finds that in terms of members’ relationships with trade unions, there is little difference between NESB and other workers, but that unions could improve the way they deal with issues affecting their migrant members.
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