Collective Bargaining : Survival in the '70s? /

This volume brings together papers on a variety of collective bargaining issues around the theme of the survival direction of the collective bargaining process.

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Other Authors: Rowan, Richard L.
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: Philadelphia, Pa. : University of Pennsylvania Press, [2016]
Series:LABOR RELATIONS AND PUBLIC POLICY SERIES REPORT ; 5
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505 0 |a Frontmatter -- Foreword -- Contents -- Introduction -- Part I. An Overall Look at the Survival of Collective Bargaining -- The Survival of Collective Bargaining -- Bargaining Structure and Relative Power -- Part II. Collective Bargaining and Regulatory Mechanisms -- The Viability of NLRB Regulation in the Future -- The Need for New and Coherent Regulatory Mechanisms -- Collective Bargaining and the Rule of Law -- Injunctive Powers under the National Labor Relations Act -- Part III. Alternatives to Strikes -- Collective Bargaining Where Strikes Are Not Tolerated -- Does Compulsory Arbitration Prevent Strikes? The Australian Experience -- What Mediation Can and Cannot Do -- Part IV. Selected Issues in Collective Bargaining -- A. Transportation -- The Railway Labor Act: A Critical Reappraisal -- Collective Bargaining in the Railroad Industry: The Beginning of a New Era -- Union Fragmentation: A Major Cause of Transportation Labor Crises -- A Proposal for Reviving Collective Bargaining Under the Railway Labor Act -- From Private to Public: Labor Relations in Urban Transit -- B. Equal Employment Opportunity -- Can Collective Bargaining Survive Without Protecting the Rights of Minorities and Women? -- Will Greater EEOC Powers Expand Minority Employment? -- Educating the Employed Disadvantaged for Upgrading -- C. Welfare and Pensions -- Public Support for Strikers -- Welfare Payment to Strikers -- Pension Opportunities and Problems: Issues in Collective Bargaining and Government Regulation -- Private Pensions and Public Policy -- D. Occupational Health and Safety -- The Occupational Safety and Health Act and Industrial Relations -- Impact of the Occupational Safety and Health Act on Collective Bargaining -- Seeds of Humble Origin Produce a Tree of Life -- E. Construction -- Reflections on Collective Bargaining: Politics and Construction -- Construction Bargaining and the Public Interest -- Part V. Collective Bargaining And The New Economic Policy -- Price and Wage Control: The Sickness of an Overgoverned Society -- Management Responsibility for Collective Bargaining: What Every Businessman Should Know About Cost-Push Inflation -- Reflections on Public Sector Bargaining and the Wage-Price Freeze 
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