Explore the intricate world of British trade unions with “Working for the Union: British Trade Union Officers.” This seminal 1994 study, part of Cambridge Studies in Management, offers a deep dive into the critical relationship between full-time union officials and shop stewards across British industry during 1986-87. As the first major examination of union officials in two decades, it provides unparalleled insight into workplace collective bargaining and union organization in the challenging post-recession era. This essential read for students of industrial relations and management analyzes the claims of a “new industrial relations” landscape, presenting vital evidence that critically re-evaluates the impact of union decline and industrial restructuring. Discover a detailed and authoritative account that sheds new light on trade union dynamics.