This paper outlines the intertwining of inductrial relations and the reorganization of production in the Rover Group (until recently the last British-owned car producer, now owned by BMW). The paper locates events at Rover, and particularly the perceived shift in industrial relations brought about the ground breaking 'Nea Deal' of 1992, within a wider historical and sectoral context.
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Paper provided by Warwick - School of Industrial & Business in its series Papers with number
58.
Length: 31 pages Date of creation: 1996 Date of revision: Handle: RePEc:fth:warwin:58
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