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German trade unions <strong>and</strong> Polish migrant workers 219<br />

trade unions contribute to the re-shaping of cultural l<strong>and</strong>scapes which are currently<br />

nationally bounded.<br />

Notes<br />

1 The national differences in the organisation of industrial relations are significant<br />

between the member states of EU. The tendencies of disorganisation described differ<br />

from member state to member state according to the national structure of industrial<br />

relations (Müller-Jentsch 1995; Hyman 1996, Lubanski 1999). Therefore, the<br />

description of the situation is restricted to Germany.<br />

2 The abbreviation IG BAU st<strong>and</strong>s for Industriegewerkschaft Bauen-Agrar-Umwelt<br />

(Industrial trade union Construction–Agriculture–Environment). In this chapter the<br />

term IG BAU will be used exclusively, <strong>and</strong> includes the period when the trade union<br />

used the name IG BSE, i.e. IG-BAU–Steine–Erden (Industrial trade union<br />

Construction–Stones–Earth).<br />

3 See www.dgb.de/wir/statistik/statistik.index.htm.<br />

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