浙江大学学报:人文社会科学版
浙江大學學報:人文社會科學版
절강대학학보:인문사회과학판
Journal of Zhejiang University(Humanities and Social Sciences)
2013年
6期
63~73
,共null页
工会 集体谈判 工资差距 收入不平等 美国 英国
工會 集體談判 工資差距 收入不平等 美國 英國
공회 집체담판 공자차거 수입불평등 미국 영국
trade union; collective bargaining; wage dispersion; income inequality; US; UK
从历史分析的角度看,工会和集体谈判对降低工资不平等有积极作用。美英两国的工会力量在过去一百年的发展中呈现出先增后降的倒U形趋势,与此同时,工资差距和收入不平等程度则呈同步反向运动。工会出于组织考虑、客观标准和工人团结的原因,在集体谈判中采用标准化工资率策略,提高了低工资者收入,压缩了工资分布范围,从而缩小了不平等程度。而我国存在集体合同覆盖率低、协商不充分等问题,为了改善我国收入不平等问题,需要进一步发挥工会在初次分配中的作用。
從歷史分析的角度看,工會和集體談判對降低工資不平等有積極作用。美英兩國的工會力量在過去一百年的髮展中呈現齣先增後降的倒U形趨勢,與此同時,工資差距和收入不平等程度則呈同步反嚮運動。工會齣于組織攷慮、客觀標準和工人糰結的原因,在集體談判中採用標準化工資率策略,提高瞭低工資者收入,壓縮瞭工資分佈範圍,從而縮小瞭不平等程度。而我國存在集體閤同覆蓋率低、協商不充分等問題,為瞭改善我國收入不平等問題,需要進一步髮揮工會在初次分配中的作用。
종역사분석적각도간,공회화집체담판대강저공자불평등유적겁작용。미영량국적공회역량재과거일백년적발전중정현출선증후강적도U형추세,여차동시,공자차거화수입불평등정도칙정동보반향운동。공회출우조직고필、객관표준화공인단결적원인,재집체담판중채용표준화공자솔책략,제고료저공자자수입,압축료공자분포범위,종이축소료불평등정도。이아국존재집체합동복개솔저、협상불충분등문제,위료개선아국수입불평등문제,수요진일보발휘공회재초차분배중적작용。
Abstract: The paper mainly discusses the relationship between trade union and wage disparity, and the mechanism of collective bargaining in reducing income inequality. The income distribution inequality is a critical problem confronting China's economic reform, for which the reform of primary distribution is important. The experiences of the advanced countries reducing income inequality through collective bargaining can be introduced to China. Firstly, through the historical data of union density and membership and the summary of past researches, the paper points out that the trade union experienced an inverse U shape development in the past century in US and UK. The government regulated union's behaviour and its relations with firms through legislation and policy. The market-oriented labour relation regulation system is what China's reform should aim to achieve. Secondly, the change of union power affects the collective bargaining result. Taking organization development, objective standards and worker unity into consideration, trade unions choose the standardized wage rate strategy in the wage bargaining members and keep the union size. The standardized wage rate includes automation rate with maximum. in order to absorb more job wage rate and seniority Thirdly, under such strategy, the union density varies inversely with extent o{ inequality. This paper uses the ratio of 9th to 1st deciles and 5th to 1st deciles to represent wage dispersion, and Gini Coefficient to represent income inequality. With the withering of trade unions of US and UK in 1970s and 1980s, the income disparity increases on the contrary. Also, a large number of studies have approved the positive effects of trade unions on reducing wage dispersion. Fourthly, such effects are derived from the squeezing effect of standardized wage rate and the threatening effect of unions. The mechanism is increasing wage rate of low income level and narrowing wage distribution through gathering more workers at the same job wage rate level. Finally, there are some problems in China regarding trade unions, such as low coverage rate of collective contracts, non-institutionalized collective negotiation, direct interferences of government. It is necessary to emphasize the influence of collective negotiation in the primary distribution to deal wtih the income inequality problem in China. There are few Chinese research papers discussing about the trade union and income inequality from a historical view. US and UK are two of the most advanced market economy entities, hence China can learn from their experiences to deepen economic reform and to improve income equality. This paper firstly presents a tendency based on the historical data, then attempts to explaih the reasons behind the tendency, and validate the argument with empirical research. The paper also has some shortcomings. The first is the missing of the early 20-century data. The second is that the economic and political environment for legislations and policies which have changed the union power is not well explored. Finally, there is a lack of micro data about China's collective negotiation and wage disparity.