Prof. Gregor Murray
Fellow
Current Employer
Université de Montréal
Election Year
2009
Academy
Academy of Social Sciences
Discipline
Industrial Relations
Department
CRIMT/École de relations industrielles
Keywords
Travail, mondialisation, Syndicalisme, Entreprise, Relations industrielles
Work, Globalization, Unionism, Companies, Industrial Relations
Work, Globalization, Unionism, Companies, Industrial Relations
Gregor Murray is internationally renowned for his contributions to the field of industrial relations and, in particular, how labour market actors and their various power resources determine the conditions under which work takes place in any given context.
Gregor Murray est un chercheur de réputation mondiale qui a permis une compréhension renouvelée du fonctionnement des relations industrielles, en démontrant qu'a l'intérieur d'un contexte économique et social donné, ce sont avant tout les acteurs sociaux et les sources de pouvoir dont ils disposent qui déterminent les conditions dans lesquelles le travail humain s'exécute.
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Gregor Murray is internationally renowned for his contributions to the field of industrial relations. His research explores how, in particular economic and social contexts, labour market actors and their various power resources determine the conditions under which work takes place. His research has helped to identify the practices and institutional forms whereby actors in an increasingly globalized world of work can develop their capacities to ensure both organizational efficiency and equity for workers.
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Gregor Murray is internationally renowned for his contributions to the field of industrial relations. His research explores how, in particular economic and social contexts, labour market actors and their various power resources determine the conditions under which work takes place. His research has helped to identify the practices and institutional forms whereby actors in an increasingly globalized world of work can develop their capacities to ensure both organizational efficiency and equity for workers.