It is said that the practice of industrial relations in the private sector has been transformed over the past decade. An approach to people management that seeks commitment from employees, and not merely their compliance, has been created. How far can this analysis be applied to the public sector?
Public Money & Management
Volume 9, 1989 - Issue 3
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