Conflict And Resistance At Work Flashcards

1
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What conflicts of interest?

A

Profit distribution
Flexibility
Ethical concerns

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2
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What ways might resistance manifest itself?

A

Individual or collective

Organised or unorganised

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3
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What are some costs of conflict?

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Strikes=400 million
Stress= £12 billion yearly
Absenteeism= £13.2 billion
Petty theft=70% business losses
Sabotage
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4
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What is The long wave theory?

A

Strike activity is related to trade cycle

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5
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What is the mobilisation theory? (Kelly, 1998)

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Awareness of common interests
Sense of injustice
Attribution of blame
Cost-benefit calculations

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6
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How does ONS define strikes?

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Stoppage of work
10 employees or more
At least one day
Loss of at least 100 working days

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7
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How can Hr manage resistance?

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Ability to appeal against decisions
Consistency in policy application
Employee involvement and participation
Cause of conflict

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8
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What are some common causes of conflict?

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Scarce resources
Roles
Poor communication
Power and status
Goal divergence
Conflicts of interest
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