David J Wilkinson
Biographic Data
| ID | 5374845 |
|---|---|
| NAME | David J Wilkinson |
| GIVEN NAMES | David J |
| FAMILY NAME | Wilkinson |
| SIGNATURE | WILKINSON D J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Parliament of Australia |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6866-6330 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 4 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1996 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2001 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Free Riding: Trends in Collective Bargaining Coverage and Union Membership Levels in New Zealand
Free riding occurs when non-union members receive the benefits of a union-negotiated collective bargain without contributing to the costs of achieving that bargain, whether by paying union mem bership dues or an agency fee. In New Zealand, free riding has been a significant difficulty for unions operating under the Employment Contracts Act 1991. Free riding had been approximately 16 per cent of collective bargaining coverage under previous employ…
How Did They Pass the Union?’: Secret Service Expenditure in Ireland, 1799–1804
Making use of new evidence, this article re‐examines the extent to which corrupt means were employed to secure the Irish union in 1800. It is divided into three sections. The first analyses the failure of the first attempt at union in 1799; the second reveals the details of serious financial irregularities which accompanied the passage of union the following year, and traces the elaborate cover‐up of illegal use of British secret service money in…
The discovery of an early 18th-century boat in Lough Neagh
No abstract
Improving vasectomy services in Kenya: Lessons from a mystery client study
Much has been done to improve quality of care for women seeking family planning services,1 but less is known about quality of care for men in those services. With this in mind, researchers in Kenya designed a mystery clientstudy, in which men posed as potential vasectomy clients at clinics in different parts of the country. There was wide variation in how men were treated. Positive experiences included a courteous reception, full information on v…
How Did They Pass the Union?’: Secret Service Expenditure in Ireland, 1799–1804
Making use of new evidence, this article re‐examines the extent to which corrupt means were employed to secure the Irish union in 1800. It is divided into three sections. The first analyses the failure of the first attempt at union in 1799; the second reveals the details of serious financial irregularities which accompanied the passage of union the following year, and traces the elaborate cover‐up of illegal use of British secret service money in…
Improving vasectomy services in Kenya: Lessons from a mystery client study
Much has been done to improve quality of care for women seeking family planning services,1 but less is known about quality of care for men in those services. With this in mind, researchers in Kenya designed a mystery clientstudy, in which men posed as potential vasectomy clients at clinics in different parts of the country. There was wide variation in how men were treated. Positive experiences included a courteous reception, full information on v…
The discovery of an early 18th-century boat in Lough Neagh
No abstract
Improving vasectomy services in Kenya: Lessons from a mystery client study
Much has been done to improve quality of care for women seeking family planning services,1 but less is known about quality of care for men in those services. With this in mind, researchers in Kenya designed a mystery clientstudy, in which men posed as potential vasectomy clients at clinics in different parts of the country. There was wide variation in how men were treated. Positive experiences included a courteous reception, full information on v…
How Did They Pass the Union?’: Secret Service Expenditure in Ireland, 1799–1804
Making use of new evidence, this article re‐examines the extent to which corrupt means were employed to secure the Irish union in 1800. It is divided into three sections. The first analyses the failure of the first attempt at union in 1799; the second reveals the details of serious financial irregularities which accompanied the passage of union the following year, and traces the elaborate cover‐up of illegal use of British secret service money in…
Free Riding: Trends in Collective Bargaining Coverage and Union Membership Levels in New Zealand
Free riding occurs when non-union members receive the benefits of a union-negotiated collective bargain without contributing to the costs of achieving that bargain, whether by paying union mem bership dues or an agency fee. In New Zealand, free riding has been a significant difficulty for unions operating under the Employment Contracts Act 1991. Free riding had been approximately 16 per cent of collective bargaining coverage under previous employ…
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