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Engaging with Variable Pay: A Comparative Study of the Metal Industry
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Variable PayLabor RelationEducationPay SystemVariable Pay SystemsHuman Resource ManagementIndustrial OrganizationIndustrial RelationProductivityBureaucracyLabour StudyManagementCollective BargainingEconomic AnalysisRemuneration PracticeEconomicsGig EconomyLabor RelationsComparative StudyWorkforce DevelopmentIndustrial DevelopmentMetal IndustryBusinessLabor UnionsLabor-management NegotiationCompany Employee RepresentativesUnemployment
This article discusses differences in the responses of company employee representatives to variable pay systems, drawing on a comparative study in the metalworking sector in Austria, Norway, Spain and the UK. We find that the approaches of organized labour are contingent, first, on the type of pay system and its influence on total remuneration; and second, on the role of local trade unions or works councils within the national system of pay determination.
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