Le syndicalisme des fonctionnaires du Québec, 1943–1964

In 1944, two civil servants' associations formed the General Council of Employees of the Province of Quebec for the collective defence of the interests of their members. This movement met with the opposition of Premier Duplessis, who disarmed it by a strategy in which formal recognition and consideration disguised the absence of any real concession. The Council soon gave up its attempts at collective action and its member associations continued to function as social and recreational organizations. After 1960, the Council, although first in the field, was unable to resist the rise of the Syndicat des fonctionnaires provinciaux, a more militant group sponsored by the Confédération des syndicats nationaux

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• One hundred years of Quebec administrative history, 1867–1970

  Open Access•James Iain Gow•Canadian Public Administration•1985

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• Le Recrutement Et La Selection Dans La Fonction Publique Du Quebec

  Open Access•Roch Bolduc•Canadian Public Administration•1964

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• La Nouvelle Lo1 De La Fonction Publique Dans La Province De Québec

  Open Access•James Iain Gow•Canadian Public Administration•1966

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• Civil Service Commissions in the Canadian Provinces

  Howard A Scarrow•The Journal of Politics•1957

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