Problem
Ineffective worker organizations
Other Names:
Trade union rivalryOutmoded trade unions
Inadequate international trade unions
Nature:
Ineffective worker organizations result in organized efforts being usually limited to a minority of the working population, and therefore not having the force required to balance the power of organized capital. This allows the owners of capital to control the conditions of work and therefore control the level of livelihood in every community. Broader Problems:
Unbridled competitionLimited image of employability Narrower Problems:
State-controlled trade unionsUnrepresentativeness of trade unionsLack of unionization among working women Related Problems:
Ineffective farmers' organizations Aggravates:
Inferior status employmentAuthoritarian division of labourDiscrimination against trade unionsSanctions against trade union workersInadequate sense of community and solidarity amongst workers Reduces:
Trade unionism Strategies:
Undermining trade unionsForming worker organizationsReforming trade unionsReforming trade unionsReducing trade union rivalryImproving international trade unionsIncreasing effectiveness of worker organizations Subject(s):
Social Activity → WorkersSocietal Problems → Obsolescence
Societal Problems → Inadequacy
Societal Problems → Ineffectiveness
Related UN Sustainable Development Goals:
Problem Type:
F: Fuzzy exceptional problems Date of last update
01.01.2000 – 00:00 CET