İŞVEREN GÖZÜ İLE SOSYAL DİYALOG: ÇATIŞMA YAHUT İŞBİRLİĞİ
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- Social dialogue is public authority, employers 'and workers' reconciliation and mutual negotiations to resolve conflicts in business life. However, the phenomenon seen in the business world after the industrial revolution is not compromise but conflict. Under the conditions of the period, business issues generaly were shaped through the conflict of the parties. The cultural, philosophical, and sociological context of the phenomenon of conflict in the western world is deep and historical. For this reason, the working class (the proletariat) on one side of the business world and the bourgeoisie on the other side (bourgeoisie) seem proper with the dominant paradigm of conflict and dialectics in the west. Ultimately, another chain between God-Satan, good-evil, thesis-antithesis conflict has emerged as worker-employer contrast. However, over time, many water flows under the bridge, instead of conflict have started to take the place of reconciliation mechanisms after the Second World War in western world. The emergence and development of the European Union can be seen as the product of such a paradigm and culture. In parallel with the development of the European Union, the idea of social dialogue has gained importance in the business world, especially in European countries, and serious gains have been made in this regard. Discussion and conceptualization of the concept of social dialogue in our country started to take place after 1980s. In the academic literature, while it is observed that more descriptive studies are carried out about social dialogue, it is seen that the approaches of the parties to the social dialogue process are handled less. Therefore, in this study, stand on the question of how it is perceived social dialogue by the eye of Turkey employers, based on open sources, we will try to uncover.
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Turkish
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Research Article
Authors
Hamit Akçay
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Türkiye
Publication Date
January 17, 2021
Submission Date
December 15, 2019
Acceptance Date
January 3, 2021
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Year 2021 Volume: 4 Number: 1