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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Workplace Employee Relations Survey: Panel Survey, 1990-1998

Variable Details

Variableygbu_1
LabelSHOW CARD G1 Our records show that the
Responses
1 Unions newly recognised where none were 12
2 New jobs or occupation represented by a 9
3 Break-up of previous joint negotiating a 16
4 Other reason for increase in bargaining 0
5 Loss of recognition by union(s) with sep 22
6 Jobs/occupations covered no longer exist 37
7 Membership decline brought about loss of 17
8 Previously separate unions or bargaining 140
9 Other reason for decrease in bargaining 0
10 Union split 1
11 Amalgamation/merger of unions 13
12 Lack of union activity 2
13 Move to local bargaining 5
14 Move to national level bargaining 2
15 Reorganization of bargaining arrangements in public sector 6
16 Derecognition 5
17 Other specific reason for increase 2
18 Other specific reason for decrease 6
19 Change of ownership / control of organization 12
20 Result of national agreement 0
90 Respondent questioned 1990 data 46
97 Other vague answer 11
98 Don0t know 7
99 Not answered 21
Sysmiss 454
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationWorkplace Employee Relations Survey: Panel Survey, 1990-1998
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