Industrial Relations Journal · 2022 · 10 citations · 30 references
Public HealthHuman Resource ManagementLabor LawFood SafetyOccupational HealthUnion LawOccupational Health PolicyOccupational SafetyRetail Workplace SafetyTrade UnionismWorking ConditionsWorkplace SafetyCollective Bargaining Over SafetyOccupational Health CompensationOccupational Health ProtectionOccupational Health RegulationsStatutory Sick PayUnionWorker Participation In SafetyWorkplace Health Risks
Abstract This article highlights the weakness of the UK's occupational health and safety infrastructure exposed by the COVID‐19 pandemic. Utilising a political economy perspective, it captures the critical role of workplace union safety representatives in mitigating risk and contesting the expropriation of health and recommodification of labour, specifically inadequate sick pay.
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