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Steel Industry The Most Successful Example of the Sectoral Social Dialogue in Poland

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Gilejko L.

Warsaw Forum of Economic Sociology

2011

vol. 2

issue 4

67-76

The paper discusses the role of social dialogue in facilitating social peace during the process of industrial restructuring in the steel sector in Poland in the late 1990s and 2000s. It is argued that the sectoral social dialogue proved to be a critical factor for the ultimate success of the restructuring, securing cooperation between the major actors of industrial relations within the branch and providing for welfare of employees exiting the sector due to organisational and technological change.

Sectoral Interest Groups

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Gilejko L.

Warsaw Forum of Economic Sociology

2010

vol. 1

issue 2

49-67

In this article the issue of sectoral interest groups in contemporary Poland is examined. Public restructuring programmes significantly contributed to development of tripartite sectoral social dialogue. Evolution of that type of social dialogue provides a dramatic illustration of how the mechanisms of group interests conflict shaped the course of industrial restructuring. Experiences accumulated over the years of conducting sectoral social dialogue may now serve as a benchmark for regional modernization initiatives.

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