Employee relations in small firms in Ireland: An exploratory study of small manufacturing firms

Abstract

Claims that the understanding of employer‐employee relations in the small enterprise is essential in Ireland where firms employing less than 100 people account for 92 per cent of all manufacturing units. Reports on research into continuity and change in Irish industrial relations, examining both the external and internal dimensions of the small firm. Identifies and discusses the external and internal variables influencing employee relations in small firms.

Citation

MacMahon, J. (1996), "Employee relations in small firms in Ireland: An exploratory study of small manufacturing firms", Employee Relations, Vol. 18 No. 5, pp. 66-80. https://doi.org/10.1108/01425459610129399