trade union policy
employment policy
Government involvement and scholarly interest in labor policy have been consistently strong for several decades. The post–oil shock unemployment crisis of the 1970s, combined with the growing importance of the service versus the manufacturing sector in the industrialized world that followed, created conditions of economic hardship that, for most governments, were serious enough to mandate substantive policy responses. [Source: The Encyclopedia of Political Science; Labor Policy]
wages policy
economic policy
labor policy
concepts