What does WERS stand for?

Workplace Employee Relations Survey (UK)

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2000) used the UK 1998 Workplace Employee Relations Survey to show that workers in HPWS report greater job strain and lower pay satisfaction.

A discussion on HPWS perception and employee behavior

Byline: By Kevin Rowan The Workplace Employee Relations Survey is one of the key reports that trade unions up and down the country wait for with bated breath.

Kevin Rowan column

Data The main data used in this study are taken from the British 1990 Workplace Employee Relations Survey (WERS) and from a trawl survey that served as a first step in the construction of the separate panel component of the 1998 WERS (see Millward, Bryson, and Forth 2000).

New evidence on unions and plant closings: Britain in the 1990s