To be or not to be unionized? A social dilemma perspective on worker decisions to support union organizing
Abstract
A worker's decision whether or not to support union organizing remains a critical and timely issue for American workers. We draw on the union organizing, organizational psychology, and social dilemma literatures to offer new insight into a worker's decision whether or not to support union organizing efforts. In particular, we highlight three specific conditions – social uncertainty, environmental uncertainty, and exposure – that make the...
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Title
To be or not to be unionized? A social dilemma perspective on worker decisions to support union organizing
Published Date
Sep 1, 2017
Volume
27
Issue
3
Pages
554 - 568
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