Hungarian Unions: Responses to Political Challenges

László Neumann

doi:10.5771/0935-9915-2012-4-369

Contents
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- 315–319 Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis 315–319
- 320–322 Editorial 320–322
- 323–340 Unions in Britain: Merely on the Margins or on the Cusp of a Comeback? Gregor Gall Gregor Gall 323–340
- 341–352 The Future of the French Trade Unions Dominique Andolfatto, Dominique Labbé Dominique Andolfatto, Dominique Labbé 341–352
- 353–368 Current Situation and Future Trends of the Industrial Relations System and Trade Unions in Greece Andreas Nikolopoulos, Eleni Patra Andreas Nikolopoulos, Eleni Patra 353–368
- 369–385 Hungarian Unions: Responses to Political Challenges László Neumann László Neumann 369–385
- 386–407 Italian Trade Unions: Still Shifting between Consolidated Organizations and Social Movements? Ida Regalia Ida Regalia 386–407
- 408–410 Contents of mrev, volume 23, issues 1-4 408–410
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Hungarian Unions: Responses to Political Challenges

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László Neumann

DOI
- doi.org/10.5771/0935-9915-2012-4-369
- ISSN: 0935-9915
- ISSN online: 1861-9908
Abstract

Hungarian trade unions face both the direct consequences of economic downturn and the political challenges that are implied by the deterioration in employees’ and unions’ bargaining positions with regard to employers. This article presents the political responses of both militant and moderate trade unions in detail. Compromises in Labour Code legislation and the creation of a new top-level negotiation forum are signs of a moderate union success.
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