The Workplace Employment Relations Study (WERS) 2011
The WERS series has mapped employment relations extensively over three decades.There is currently no other study in Britain like WERS. It provides insights into often complex and diverse employment relationships by taking a step inside the workplace and collecting a wide range of information from managers, employees and their representatives.
This report provides the first look at the headline data on three broad areas: the experiences of workplaces and their workforces in the recent economic recession; the structures and practices of employment relations; and the experiences of workers.
This report provides the first look at the headline data on three broad areas: the experiences of workplaces and their workforces in the recent economic recession; the structures and practices of employment relations; and the experiences of workers.
Date of publication
23 January 2013
Available language
English
Country/countries concerned
United Kingdom
Categories
Industrial relations
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