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In industrial relations, the process of
collective bargaining in committees where
employers and employees are equally
represented, under the leadership of an
independent chair, with the aim of reaching
unanimous agreement, if necessary by
compromise on both sides. The term derives
from the Committee on the Relations between
Employers and Employed, set up by the UK
government in 1916 and chaired by John
Whitley. Whitleyism has been most prevalent
and successful in the public and quasi-public
sectors.