Exam 12: Comparative Labor Relations

The People's Republic of China, ruled by the Communist Party of China, is the fastest growing major economy. From 2001-2008, China's real GDP grew 10.7 percent, driven largely by exports and infrastructure investments. China's growth, however, has not been without controversy surrounding its labor-management practices. Describe the labor relations system in China and discuss its deficiencies.

How does France's labor movement differ from that of the U.S.?

The main feature of labor relations in Australia is a centralized system of:

In Canada, strike replacements are:

The labor relations system in Canada has generally been more stable that the labor relations system in the U.S.

The Japanese system of enterprise unionism is embedded in a broader system of lifetime employment, seniority and firm-based wages, and broad job classifications.