Unionization in the United States and India: An Empirical Investigation |
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| Authors: | Satish P. Deshpande Jacob Joseph |
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| Affiliation: | 1. Department of Management , Western Michigan University;2. School of Management , University of Alaska , Fairbanks |
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| Abstract: | Union voting intentions of 622 employees in the United States and 120 employees in India were investigated. Union beliefs and job satisfaction influenced voting intentions in both countries. Employer's willingness to correct workplace problems, presence of union members in the family, employment in the public sector, gender, and level of education influenced union voting intentions only in the U.S. sample. |
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