Social and cultural characteristics of trade union leaders and activists
Sociology
Keywords:
union activis, union commitment, motivation for union activityAbstract
The attitudes, motivation and social orientation of leaders and activists of trade unions are analyzed. The results are discussed in the context of the prospects for renewal of Russian trade unions.References
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