The Changing System of Airline Industrial Relations

"The Changing System of Airline Industrial Relations" examines the evolution of labor-management dynamics within the airline industry. Analyzing the shifts in collective bargaining, labor economics, and overall industrial relations, this study provides insights into how deregulation and other factors have reshaped the relationships between airline companies and their employees. This book is a valuable resource for understanding the complexities of labor issues in a vital sector of the economy.

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