Norma Rae Research Paper
Norma Rae Feedback
Zhang Mengru
2010201223
Norma Rae depicts a story of Union formation, in which Norma Rae was a spinster in a plant and then become a main organizer of the Union. This movie involves some topics related to labor relations, which, as Vicki Fairbanks Taylor and Michael J. Provitera summarized (2011), are Labor Organizing, Union Avoidance Strategies and Unfair Labor Practices and Reasons Why Workers Join Unions.
As reflected by the movie, Reuben and Norma Rae hand out handbills to workers to propagandize the benefits of joining a Union as well as give speech in a church and hold a discussion about workers’ dissatisfaction towards the mill to persuade them to be a member of Union. And finally the workers vote through the Union. And during the period Norma and Reuben tried to persuade …show more content…
(2009). General feelings toward unions and employers as predictors of union voting intent. Journal of Labor Research, 30, 120-134.
Youngblood, S., DeNisi, A., Molleston, J., & Mobley, W. (1984). The impact of work environment, instrumentality beliefs, perceived labor union image, and subjective norms on union voting intentions. Academy of Management Journal, 27, 576-590.
Fossum, J. A. (2009). Labor relations: Development, structure, process (10th ed.). New York, NY: McGraw-Hill/Irwin.
Kochan, T. A. (1979). How Americans view labor unions. Monthly Labor Review, 102, 23-31.
Feng, Tongqing (2007). Wal-Mart Jianli Gonghui: Dui Zhongguo Laogong Zhengzhi He Huiyuan Shehui Xiangzheng De Bianhu He Qishi (Wal-Mart (China) established unions: Changes and implications of Chinese labour politics and membership social identity). CIIR Working Paper. Beijing, China Institute of Industrial Relations
Feng, Jianhua.(2009). “Unions target foreign firms”, in Beijing Review, 52, 25–27.
Ying ZHU, Malcolm WARNER & Tongqing FENG (2011). Employment relations ”with Chinese characteristics”: The role of trade unions in China. International Labour Review, 150,
Zhang Mengru
2010201223
Norma Rae depicts a story of Union formation, in which Norma Rae was a spinster in a plant and then become a main organizer of the Union. This movie involves some topics related to labor relations, which, as Vicki Fairbanks Taylor and Michael J. Provitera summarized (2011), are Labor Organizing, Union Avoidance Strategies and Unfair Labor Practices and Reasons Why Workers Join Unions.
As reflected by the movie, Reuben and Norma Rae hand out handbills to workers to propagandize the benefits of joining a Union as well as give speech in a church and hold a discussion about workers’ dissatisfaction towards the mill to persuade them to be a member of Union. And finally the workers vote through the Union. And during the period Norma and Reuben tried to persuade …show more content…
(2009). General feelings toward unions and employers as predictors of union voting intent. Journal of Labor Research, 30, 120-134.
Youngblood, S., DeNisi, A., Molleston, J., & Mobley, W. (1984). The impact of work environment, instrumentality beliefs, perceived labor union image, and subjective norms on union voting intentions. Academy of Management Journal, 27, 576-590.
Fossum, J. A. (2009). Labor relations: Development, structure, process (10th ed.). New York, NY: McGraw-Hill/Irwin.
Kochan, T. A. (1979). How Americans view labor unions. Monthly Labor Review, 102, 23-31.
Feng, Tongqing (2007). Wal-Mart Jianli Gonghui: Dui Zhongguo Laogong Zhengzhi He Huiyuan Shehui Xiangzheng De Bianhu He Qishi (Wal-Mart (China) established unions: Changes and implications of Chinese labour politics and membership social identity). CIIR Working Paper. Beijing, China Institute of Industrial Relations
Feng, Jianhua.(2009). “Unions target foreign firms”, in Beijing Review, 52, 25–27.
Ying ZHU, Malcolm WARNER & Tongqing FENG (2011). Employment relations ”with Chinese characteristics”: The role of trade unions in China. International Labour Review, 150,