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Title: A double dose of unitarism : employment relations in a small firm in small island state
Other Titles: Employment relations in a small firm in small island state
Authors: Baldacchino, Godfrey
Keywords: Small business -- Fiji
Employment -- Fiji
Industrial relations -- Fiji
Employees -- Fiji
Issue Date: 1999-10
Publisher: International Journal of Employment Studies
Citation: Baldacchino, G. (1999). A double dose of unitarism : employment relations in a small firm in small island state. International Journal of Employment Studies, 7(2), 103-119
Abstract: This article utilises original fieldwork from Fiji to propose a better understanding of employment relations in very small firms located in small scale societies. The familiar concept of 'unitarism' in workplace dynamics is over-ridden by the intimacy and clannishness found in many small, often island based, societies. The cumulative effect is an environment disposed towards communalism, strict conformity and even stronger authority figures
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar//handle/123456789/12579
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