Abstract

This article looks at industrial relations on the Channel Tunnel construction project. Contrary to many other developments in the industry, industrial relations here followed a pattern of joint regulation, strong trade union organisation, and the restriction of the fragmentation of the labour force into a large number of self‐employed individual sub‐contractors, known in the UK as ‘the lump’.

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