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The summative assessment for the module is a poster session. The poster must take a theoretical perspective, supported by appropriate applied examples

The poster must cover one of the topics from the list below:

a) Using an appropriate frame of reference/theoretical perspective, critically evaluate a recent non-UK industrial dispute.

b) Compare and contrast two national industrial relations systems, with particular emphasis on conflict management provisions.

c) Identify the design and implementation of an employee involvement system: assess the motivation for its introduction and the degree to which it provides a genuine employee ‘voice'.

d) Choosing a specific organization, examine and analyse the changes to its industrial relations as a result of a takeover or merger paying particular attention to the concept of reverse diffusion 1.

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