Explaining union participation: The effects of union commitment and demographic factors

  • Bolton D
  • Bagraim J
  • Witten L
  • et al.
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Abstract

This study examined the relationship between trade union commitment and union participation among blue-collar workers in South Africa. Survey questionnaires were completed by 93 participants (response rate = 62 %). Findings are consistent with previous research and showed that after controlling for demographic factors, 43% of the variance in participation can be explained by union commitment. In this study, Black participants displayed significantly higher levels of commitment and participation than their Coloured counterparts did.

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Bolton, D., Bagraim, J. J., Witten, L., Mohamed, Y., Zvobgo, V., & Khan, M. (2007). Explaining union participation: The effects of union commitment and demographic factors. SA Journal of Industrial Psychology, 33(1). https://doi.org/10.4102/sajip.v33i1.254

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