Encouraged by a series of tribunal decisions in an economic climate demanding greater productivity, enterprise bargaining in Australia has gained momentum since the mid-1980s. Bargaining is now permitted at the decentralized level of organizations which has assisted in workplace reform and flexibility. This study explores its impact on the practice of managing human resources and industrial relations. The experiences of employers and key practitioners engaged in enterprise bargaining processes are reported, focusing on the quality of management and changes in management performance stemming from entetprise bargaining.

Item Type:	Refereed Article
Research Division:	Commerce, Management, Tourism and Services
Research Group:	Business and Management
Research Field:	Industrial Relations
Objective Division:	Economic Framework
Objective Group:	Management and Productivity
Objective Field:	Industrial Relations
UTAS Author:	Nelson, LG (Ms Nelson)
ID Code:	9624
Year Published:	1997
Deposited By:	Management
Deposited On:	1997-08-01
Last Modified:	2011-08-11
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