

The Railwaymen by Philip S Bagwell
Originally published in 1982, The Railwaymen examines the impact of the transformation which took place in the British Railways in the second half of the 20th Century on the people who maintained British railway services and reveals the change which took place in the union to which most of them belonged: the National Union of Railwaymen (now part of the National Union of Rail and Maritime Transport Workers: RMT). The union’s reaction to the Beeching closures of the 1960s and the Industrial Relations Act of 1971, its policies on the closed shop, inter-union rivalries, representation in Parliament and the constitution of the Labour Party are treated authoritatively by the author who had access to all the union’s records.
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Change in Trade Unions
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British Trade Unions
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Trade Unions and Politics in the 1980s
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Trade Unions and the State
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The Government of British Trade Unions
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Trade Unions and the Law
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Trade Unions in the Developed Economies
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Collective Bargaining
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White-Collar Unionism
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Economic Expansion and Structural Change
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Economic Crisis, Trade Unions and the State
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Modern Trade Unionism
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Trade Unions
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Democracy and Government in European Trade Unions
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Collective Bargaining in Sweden
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White Collar Workers
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History General Federation Trade Unions, 1899-1980
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Parties, Trade Unions and Society in East-Central Europe
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Comrades and Brothers
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| Title | The Railwaymen |
| Author | Philip S Bagwell |
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