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Şahin, Çağatay Edgücan (Ed.); Özsoy Özmen, Arzu (Ed.)
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Current Debates in Labour Economics & Industrial
Relations
Current Debates, No. 22
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CURRENT DEBATES IN
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Arzu Özsoy Özmen
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CONTENTS
LABOUR ECONOMICS & INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS
Introduction ......................................................................................................................................................................7
PART I / BÖLÜM I
Labour Process Debates
1.LABOR CHANGING FACE: EMOTIONAL AND AESTHETIC LABOR /
EMEĞİN DEĞİŞEN YÜZÜ: DUYGUSAL VE ESTETİK EMEK ..............................................................................11
Banu Özbucak Albar (Bülent Ecevit Üniversitesi)
2. DISCIPLINING OF LABOR AND RESISTANCE.................................................................................................23
Feyza Turgay (Kocaeli University)
PART II / BÖLÜM II
Current Social Policy Issues
3.EVALUATION ON RETURN TO THE FAMILY AND SOCIO-ECONOMIC SUPPORT
SERVICE IN FAMILY / AİLEYE DÖNÜŞ VE AİLE YANINDA SOSYO-EKONOMİK DESTEK
HİZMETİ ÜZERİNE BİR DEĞERLENDİRME ........................................................................................................33
Şeyda Yıldırım (Manisa Celal Bayar Üniversitesi)
4.INNOVATIVE TURNS IN PENSION ORTHODOXY: AUTOMATIC
ENROLMENT IN PERSONAL PRIVATE PENSION PROGRAMMES ..................................................................47
Aslı Güleç Taşdemir (Kocaeli University)
5.CHILDREN IN AGRICULTURE SECTOR AND RIGHTS /
TARIM SEKTÖRÜNDE ÇOCUKLAR VE HAKLARI ...............................................................................................61
Sebiha Kablay (Ordu Üniversitesi)
PART II / BÖLÜM II
Industrial Relations Discources
6.LOOKING CLOSER TO THE NEW COOPERATIVISM: PRACTICES OF
AGRICULTURAL AND CONSUMER COOPERATIVES IN TURKEY ..................................................................75
Elif Hacısalihoğlu (Trakya University), Çağatay Edgücan Şahin (Ordu University)
7.DYSFUNCTIONALITY OF THE HARMONIZATION PROCESS WITH THE EU SOCIAL DIALOGUE
MECHANISMS IN TURKEY / AB İLE UYUM SÜRECİNDE TÜRKİYE’DE SOSYAL DİYALOG
MEKANİZMALARININ İŞLEVSİZLİĞİ ...................................................................................................................89
Özal Çiçek (Süleyman Demirel Üniversitesi), Mehmet Öçal (Mehmet Akif Ersoy Üniversitesi)
8. TEA FARMING AND MIGRANT LABOUR: GEORGIAN MIGRANTS IN THE EASTERN BLACK
SEA REGION / ÇAY TARIMI VE GÖÇMEN EMEĞİ: DOĞU KARADENİZ’DE GÜRCÜ İŞÇİLER ................101
Nihan Ciğerci Ulukan (Ordu Üniversitesi), Umut Ulukan (Ordu Üniversitesi)
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PART IV / BÖLÜM IV
Current Behavioral Approaches in Working Life
9. BEING POOR OR FEELING POOR: POVERTY WITH OBJECTIVE AND SUBJECTIVE DIMENSIONS ....115
Arzu Özsoy Özmen (Kocaeli University)
10. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ETHICAL LEADERSHIP BEHAVIOUR AND ORGANIZATIONAL
COMMITMENT / ETİK LİDERLİK DAVRANIŞI VE ÖRGÜTSEL BAĞLILIK İLİŞKİSİ .................................125
Zübeyir Bağcı (Pamukkale Üniversitesi), Türkmen Taşer Akbaş (Pamukkale Üniversitesi)
11. ORIENTATION OF SEAFARER TO ENSURE QUALITY AND SAFETY IN SHIP MANAGEMENT /
KALİTELİ VE EMNİYETLİ GEMİ İŞLETMECİLİĞİ İÇİN GEMİ ADAMLARININ
ORYANTASYON EĞİTİMİ ......................................................................................................................................137
Aziz Muslu (Ordu Üniversitesi)
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CURRENT DEBATES IN SOCIAL SCIENCES SERIES
SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE
Abdunnur Yıldız Dibyesh Anand Georgios Katsangelos
Fırat University University of Westminster A.University of Thessaloniki
Adam Safronijevic Donald F. Staub Gülçin Taşkıran
University of Belgrade B.Onyedi Eylül University Gaziosmanpaşa University
Alfredo Saad-Filho Dursun Zengin Gülten Dursun
SOAS University of London Ankara University Kocaeli University
Ali Osman Öztürk Elnara Samedova H.Gülçin Beken
N.Erbakan University Azerbaijan State Un.of Economics Gümüşhane University
Anastasia P. Valavanidou Elshan Memmedli Hakan Kapucu
Ministery of Culture Azerbaijan State Un.of Economics Kocaeli University
Aqil Mammadov Ensar Yılmaz Hakan Öniz
Azerbaijan State Un.of Economics Yıldırz Technical University Akdeniz University
Aslı Yüksel Mermod Erhan Aslanoğlu Hatice Sözer
Marmara University Piri Reis University İstanbul Technical University
Atilla Göktürk Ergün Serindağ Hayri Kozanoğlu
Dokuz Eylül University Çukurova University K.Altınbaş University
Ayşe Cebeci Erich Kirchler Hilal Yıldız
Harran University University of Vienna Kocaeli University
Başar Soydan Erika Torres Godinez Hun Joo Park
Marmara University Un. N. Autónoma de México KDI School of P.Policy and M.
Bige Aşkun Yıldırım Erinç Yeldan İnci User
Marmara University Bilkent University Acıbadem University
Birgit Mahnkopf Erol Turan İsmail Şiriner
B.School of Econ. & Law Kastamonu University Batman University
Bora Erdağı Farhang Morady İzzettin Önder
Kocaeli University Westminister University İstanbul University
Carlo Alberto Dondona Fatih Tepebaşlı Joachim Becker
IRES Piemonte N.Erbakan University WU Vienna University
Dallen J. Timothy F.Burcu Candan Julia Nentwich
Arizona State University Kocaeli University University of St.Gallen
Derman Küçükaltan Fikret Şenses Julienne Brabet
İstanbul Arel University M.East Technical University University Paris-Est Créteil
Devrim Dumludağ Friederick Nixson Kadriye Öztürk
Marmara University Manchester University Anadolu University
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Kaoru Natsuda Naciye Tuba Yılmaz S. Emre Dilek
R. Asia Pacific University Marmara University Batman University
Kemal Yakut Nazmi Kadri Ekinci Sevda Mutlu Akar
Anadolu University B. Onyedi Eylül University
Harran University
Ljiljana Markovic Sevinç Güler Özçalık
Nedko Minkov
University of Belgrade Dokuz Eylül University
VUZF University
Mahmut Tekçe Sinan Alçın
Nihal Ş. Pınarcıoğlu
Marmara University Kültür University
Batman University
Makbule Şiriner Önver Sueda Özbent
Nurit Zaidman
Batman University Marmara University
B.G. University of the Negev
Mehmet Okan Taşar Südeba Salihova
Olivia Kyriakidou
Selçuk University Azerbaijan State Un.of Economics
University of Athens
Melih Özçalık Süleyman Karaçor
O. Nejat Akfırat
Celal Bayar University Selçuk University
Kocaeli University
Michalle Mor Barak Şenel Gerçek
Óscar Navajas Corral
University of S. California Kocaeli University
Universidad de Alcalá
Mike O’Donnell Şükrü Aslan
Osman Küçükahmetoğlu
Westminister University M. Sinan Fine Arts University
Marmara University
Milenko Popovic Tahir Balcı
Oxana Karnaukhova
Mediterranean University Çukurova University
S. Federal University
Muhammet Koçak Targan Ünal
Örgen Uğurlu
Gazi University Okan University
Kocaeli University
Mukadder Seyhan Yücel Thankom Gopinath Arun
Özlem Ergüt
Trakya University University of Essex
Marmara University
Murad Tiryakioğlu Timur Gültekin
Paul Zarembka
Afyon Kocatepe University Ankara University
New York University
Murat Demir Tofiq Abdulhasanli
Peter C. Young
Harran University Azerbaijan State Un.of Economics
University of St Thomas
Murat Donduran Turgay Berksoy
Peter Davis
Yıldız Technical University Marmara University
Newcastle University
Murat Gümüş Umut Balcı
Reshad Muradov
Batman University Batman University
Azerbaijan State Un.of Economics
Murat Şeker Yılmaz Kılıçaslan
Salvatore Capasso
İstanbul University Anadolu University
University of N.Parthenope
Mustafa Doğan
Savaş Çevik
Batman University
Selçuk University
M. Mustafa Erdoğdu
Seçil Paçacı Elitok
Marmara University
Michigan State University
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INTRODUCTION
CURRENT DEBATES IN LABOR ECONOMICS &
INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS
This volume, as the outcome of the 7th international Congress on Current Debates in Social Sciences (CUDES
2018), covers a wide range of topics related to the main theme of the conference, titled “Current Debates in Social
Sciences”, and basically focuses on labor economics and industrial relations. The articles in the Volume classify in
four subtitles as follows: labor process debates, current social policy issues, industrial relations discourses, and current
behavioral approaches in working life. Some of the papers are based on empirical researches, others are theoretical.
The studies of the first part of the book which is titled “labor process debates” consist of two theoretical papers
and draw attention to emotional and aesthetic labor and disciplining labor. First paper is titled “Labor Changing
Face: Emotional and Aesthetic Labor” (in Turkish). In her paper, Banu Özbucak Albar focuses on women labor
in service sector and their daily practices in workplaces as emotional and aesthetic labor. Second paper of the first
part is titled “Disciplining of Labor and Resistance”. In her paper, Feyza Turgay puts an emphasis on disciplining
of labor and time and also discusses to resistance to work.
The studies of the second part of the book which is titled “current social policy issues” consist of three theoretical
papers and draw attention to Socio-economic support service in family, children in agricultural sector, and
enrolment in personal private pension programmes in Turkey. First paper of this section is titled “Evaluation on
Return to the Family and Socio-economic Support Service in Family” (in Turkish). In her paper, Şeyda Yıldırım
analyzes various dimensions of the process of returning to family, including poverty, social work practices, social
assistance, and socio-economic support for protected children. Second paper of this section is titled “Innovative
Turns in Pension Orthodoxy: Automatic Enrolment in Personal Private Pension Programmes”. In her paper Aslı
Güleç Taşdemir aims to analyze both the implications of pension orthodoxy in terms of both changing role of the
state and markets in pension provision, and also the ways in which automatic enrolment as an innovative reform
for pension privatization has been a policy recommendation for reforming countries with respect the Turkish case.
The last paper of this section is titled “Children in Agriculture Sector and Rights” (in Turkish). In her paper, Sebiha
Kablay discusses the situation of children working in harvest, and also the situation of children participating in
seasonal agricultural migration together with their families.
The studies of the third part of the book which is titled “industrial relations discourses” consist of two empirical
research papers and a theoretical paper. Studies draw attention to new cooperativism in Turkey, social dialogue
mechanisms in Turkey and tea farming and migrant labor in Turkey. First paper of this section is titled “Looking
Closer to the New Cooperativism: Practices of Agricultural and Consumer Cooperatives in Turkey”. In their empirical
research paper, Elif Hacısalihoğlu and Çağatay Edgücan Şahin focus on agricultural and consumer cooperatives and
search an answer to an important question as follows: “is there a way to establish an alternative production model
with cooperatives, by which the producers and the workers win at the same time?”. Second paper of this section
is titled “Dysfunctionality of the Harmonization Process with the EU Social Dialogue Mechanisms in Turkey”
(in Turkish). In their paper, Özal Çiçek and Mehmet Öçal discuss both the Economic and Social Council and
the Tripartite Advisory Board’s representation structure on the social partners and relevance and the appropriacy
of the effectiveness of the issues or attitudes addressed in these structures to the European Social Model. The last
paper of this section is titled “Tea Farming and Migrant Labour: Georgian Migrants in the Eastern Black Sea
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Region” (in Turkish). In their paper, Nihan Ciğerci Ulukan and Umut Ulukan discuss and share their research
findings about migration processes, job histories of migrants, working and living conditions, social networks and
their future expectations.
The studies of the fourth part of the book which is titled “current behavioral approaches in working life” consist
of two theoretical and one empirical research paper. Studies draw attention to poverty with a psychological point
of view, relationship between ethical leadership behavior and organizational commitment, and orientation of
seafarers. First paper of this section is titled “Being Poor or Feeling Poor: Poverty with Objective and Subjective
Dimensions”. In her paper, Arzu Özsoy Özmen, approaches to poverty as a social policy issue, with a psychological
point of view. The basic framework of the study is based on the fact that the subjective and objective dimensions
of poverty has equivalent importance and should be taken together. Second paper of this section is titled “Process
the Relationship between Ethical Leadership Behavior and Organizational Commitment” (in Turkish). In their
empirical research paper, Zübeyir Bağcı and Türkmen Taşer Akbaş investigate the effects of employees’ perception
of ethical leadership on the organizational commitment, with a research study which was conducted with 115
employees of a public institute who were selected according to the convenience sampling method. Bağcı and Akbaş’s
studys’ findings support that employees’ perceptions of ethical leadership behaviour affected the organizational
commitment positively. The last paper of this section is titled “Orientation of Seafarer to Ensure Quality and
Safety in Ship Management” (in Turkish). In his paper, Aziz Muslu analyzes the orientation training of seafarers
and some suggest some solutions to improve the orientation process in maritime industry.
As seen above, all of the papers in the Volume draw attention to different aspects of labor economics and industrial
relations. We believe that such studies will contribute to the development of debates in labor economics and
industrial relations, and encourage interdisciplinary approaches.
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