WERTHEIM PUBLICATIONS IN INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS

Labor in Finland

Carl Erik Knoellinger

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$30.50 • £24.95 • €27.50

ISBN 9780674506503

Publication Date: 01/01/1960

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312 pages

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Wertheim Publications in Industrial Relations

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Author’s Preface
Chapter 1. The Scandinavian Background
Chapter 2. The Agrarian Dominance
Chapter 3. Industry before the First World War
Chapter 4. The Workers and the Labor Movement through the Civil War
Chapter 5. The Labor Movement and the Labor Market between the Two World Wars
Chapter 6. Labor’s New Rise
Chapter 7. The SAK and Other Organizations of Employees
Chapter 8. The STK and Other Organizations of Employers
Chapter 9. Labor Legislation and Collective Bargaining
Chapter 10. Labor in the Postwar Economy
Chapter 11. Facing the Future
Appendixes
Notes
Index

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