Critical issues in labor: text and readings
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| adam_text | CONTENTS CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORKS UN LABOR 1 INDUSTRIALISM AND WORLD
SOCIETY 6 CLARK KERR, JOHN T. DUN LOP, FREDERICK HARBISON, AND CHARLES
A. MYERS INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS SYSTEMS 23 JOHN T. DUNLOP II SHIFTS IN THE
STRUCTURE OF LABOR 31 A. CHANGES IN BARGAINING UNIT STRUCTURE 46
COALITION BARGAINING AND THE FUTURE OF UNION STRUCTURE 46 HERBERT J.
IMHNE CRAFT REPRESENTATION IN INDUSTRIAL UNIONS 52 ARNOLD R, WEBER B.
THE DECLINE OF THE LABOR MOVEMENT 60 OLD BEFORE ITS TIME: COLLECTIVE
BARGAINING AT 28 60 PAUL JACOBS UNIONISM AGAIN AT A CROSSROADS 65 GEORGE
W. HARDHECK WHAT S TO BE DONE FOR LABOR? THE TRADE UNIONISTS ANSWER 73
SOLOMON BARK IN AND ALBERT A. BLUM C. THE GROWTH OF THE LABOR MOVEMENT
82 UNIONIZATION OF WHITE COLLAR EMPLOYEES: EXTENT, POTENTIAL, AND
IMPLICATIONS 82 BENJAMIN SOLOMON AND ROBERT K. BURNS COLLECTIVE
BARGAINING FOR PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS 87 MICHAEL H. MOSKOW CONTENTS
NURSES, COLLECTIVE BARGAINING, AND LABOR LEGISLATION 94 ARCHIE
KLEINGARTNER COLLECTIVE BARGAINING STRATEGIES AND TACTICS IN THE FEDERAL
CIVIL SERVICE 102 MAX S. WORTMAN, JR. ILL MANPOWER ISSUES IN A GROWING
ECONOMY 113 A. MANPOWER POLICY 122 THE CHANGING GOALS OF FEDERAL
MANPOWER POLICY 122 SAR A, LEVITAN AND GARTH L. MANGUM A FUNCTIONAL
MANPOWER POLICY 125 SAR A. LEVITAN AND GARTH L. MANGUM B, POLICIES AND
PROGRAMS ON THE DISADVANTAGES! 133 POVERTY: THE WORD AND THE REALITY 133
HELEN H. LAMALE PROGRAMS IN AID OF THE POOR 141 SAR A. LEVITAN THE
EXTENSION OF COLLECTIVE BARGAINING TO NEW FIELDS 148 JACK T. CONWAY AND
WOODROW L. GINSBURG IV INFLUENCES OF TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE UPON LABOR 151
A. THE IMPACT OF TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE 166 THE PACE OF TECHNOLOGICAL
CHANGE 166 NATIONAL COMMISSION ON TECHNOLOGY, AUTOMATION AND ECONOMIC
PROGRESS SUMMARY OF MAJOR CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS 170 NATIONAL
COMMISSION ON TECHNOLOGY, AUTOMATION AND ECONOMIC PROGRESS B. APPROACHES
TO CONTROL OF TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE 175 1966 WEST COAST LONGSHORE
NEGOTIATIONS 175 MAX D. KOSSORIS THE KAISER-STEEL UNION SHARING PLAN 186
HAROLD STIEGLITZ RECENT COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AND TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE
194 LILY M. DAVID REPORT AND APPRAISAL: THE ARMOUR FUND S SIOUX CITY
PROJECT 205 EATON H. CONANT PROCEDURES FOR EMPLOYEE DISPLACEMENT:
ADVANCE NOTICE OF PLANT SHUTDOWN 211 ARNOLD R. WEBER AND DAVID P. TAYLOR
CONTENTS XI C. PROPERTY RIGHTS ON THE JOB 225 FEATHERBCDDING: AN
ASSERTION OF PROPERTY RIGHTS 225 WILLIAM COMBERG D. SHORTER HOURS AND
LEISURE 235 RESOLUTION ON REDUCTION OF WORKING HOURS 235 AMERICAN
FEDERATION OF LABOR-CONGRESS OF INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATIONS STATEMENT ON
HOURS OF WORK. 238 EWAN CLAGUE THE SHORTER WORKWEEK 240 UNITED STATES
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE LEISURE AND THE LONG WORKWEEK 247 PETER HENLE
COLLECTIVE BARGAINING 259 A. DEVELOPING ISSUES 271 THE AMERICAN
MOTORS-UAW PROGRESS SHARING AGREEMENT 271 EDWARD L. CUSHMAN A SINGLE
STANDARD OF PAY 274 NATIONAL COMMISSION ON TECHNOLOGY, AUTOMATION AND
ECONOMIC PROGRESS B. EXPERIMENTAL DEVELOPMENTS 276 STRATEGY AND
COLLECTIVE BARGAINING NEGOTIATIONS 276 CARL M. STEVENS AN EXPERIMENTAL
APPROACH TO THE STUDY OF COLLECTIVE BARGAINING 287 MYRON L. JOSEPH C.
BEHAVIORAL APPROACHES TO COLLECTIVE BARGAINING 300 UNION-MANAGEMENT
RELATIONS: FROM CONFLICT TO COLLABORATION 300 ROBERT R. BLAKE AND JANE
S. MOUTON THE PSYCHOLOGIST S FUNCTION IN UNION-MANAGEMENT RELATIONS 310
ROSS STAGNER D. CHANGING MANAGEMENT ATTITUDES 315 UNION BARGAINING
STRENGTH: GOLIATH OR PAPER TIGER 315 GEORGE STRAUSS COOPERATION IN
COLLECTIVE BARGAINING: THE AIRLINES AND RAILROADS TRY NOVEL APPROACHES
323 JAMES C. HARDMAN XII CONTENTS . INDUSTRIAL CONFLICT AND INDUSTRIAL
PEACE 328 INDUSTRIAL CONFLICT: THE POWER OF PREDICTION 328 ROBERT DUBIN
POSITIVE APPROACHES TO LABOR PEACE 339 WILLIAM E. SIMKIN VI PUBLIC
POLICY AND LABOR 345 A. DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT 364 EQUAL
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES: PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS 364 RAY MARSHALL REPORT
OF PRESIDENT S COMMISSION ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN 371 COMMISSION ON THE
STATUS OF WOMEN B. THE CONTINUING RIGHT-TO-WORK CONTROVERSY 377
RIGHT-TO-WORK LEGISLATION*EXAMINATION OF RELATED ISSUES AND EFFECTS 377
RAYMOND L. HILGERT AND JERRY D. YOUNG C. NATIONAL EMERGENCY STRIKES 388
REPORT OF PRESIDENTIAL COMMITTEE ON FREE COLLECTIVE BARGAINING 388
PRESIDENT S ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON LABOR-MANAGEMENT POLICY THE ARSENAL OF
WEAPONS APPROACH 393 THE BROTHERHOOD OF RAILROAD TRAINMEN NON-STOPPAGE
STRIKES: A NEW APPROACH 395 STEPHEN H. SOSNICK COMPULSORY ARBITRATION
403 HAROLD S. ROBERTS D. WAGE-PRICE GUIDEPOSTS 409 THE GUIDEPOSTS
RESTATED 409 COUNCIL OF ECONOMIC ADVISERS GUIDEPOSTS AND THE PROSPERITY
OF OUR DAY 413 OTTO ECKSTEIN RECOMMENDATIONS FOR PERIODIC EVALUATION OF
GUIDEPOSTS 418 PRESIDENT S ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON LABOR-MANAGEMENT POLICY
ALTERNATIVES TO GUIDEPOSTS 420 OTTO ECKSTEIN COMMENTS ON THE PRESIDENT S
1967 ECONOMIC REPORT 421 AMERICAN BANKERS ASSOCIATION CONTENTS XIII E.
GOVERNMENT INTERVENTION IN COLLECTIVE BARGAINING 423 A UNION VIEW OF
GOVERNMENT INTERVENTION IN BARGAINING 423 DOUGLAS A. FRASER A MANAGEMENT
VIEW OF GOVERNMENT INTERVENTION IN BARGAINING 429 FRANCIS A. O CONNELL,
JR. VII PROSPECTS FOR LABOR IN A FREE SOCIETY 437 THE ERA OF
SOPHISTICATED LABOR RELATIONS 442 FRED WITNEY LABOR POLICY IN A CHANGING
WORLD 449 RICHARD A. LESTER
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CONTENTS CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORKS UN LABOR 1 INDUSTRIALISM AND WORLD
SOCIETY 6 CLARK KERR, JOHN T. DUN LOP, FREDERICK HARBISON, AND CHARLES
A. MYERS INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS SYSTEMS 23 JOHN T. DUNLOP II SHIFTS IN THE
STRUCTURE OF LABOR 31 A. CHANGES IN BARGAINING UNIT STRUCTURE 46
COALITION BARGAINING AND THE FUTURE OF UNION STRUCTURE 46 HERBERT J.
IMHNE CRAFT REPRESENTATION IN INDUSTRIAL UNIONS 52 ARNOLD R, WEBER B.
THE DECLINE OF THE LABOR MOVEMENT 60 OLD BEFORE ITS TIME: COLLECTIVE
BARGAINING AT 28 60 PAUL JACOBS UNIONISM AGAIN AT A CROSSROADS 65 GEORGE
W. HARDHECK WHAT'S TO BE DONE FOR LABOR? THE TRADE UNIONISTS' ANSWER 73
SOLOMON BARK IN AND ALBERT A. BLUM C. THE GROWTH OF THE LABOR MOVEMENT
82 UNIONIZATION OF WHITE COLLAR EMPLOYEES: EXTENT, POTENTIAL, AND
IMPLICATIONS 82 BENJAMIN SOLOMON AND ROBERT K. BURNS COLLECTIVE
BARGAINING FOR PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS 87 MICHAEL H. MOSKOW CONTENTS
NURSES, COLLECTIVE BARGAINING, AND LABOR LEGISLATION 94 ARCHIE
KLEINGARTNER COLLECTIVE BARGAINING STRATEGIES AND TACTICS IN THE FEDERAL
CIVIL SERVICE 102 MAX S. WORTMAN, JR. ILL MANPOWER ISSUES IN A GROWING
ECONOMY 113 A. MANPOWER POLICY 122 THE CHANGING GOALS OF FEDERAL
MANPOWER POLICY 122 SAR A, LEVITAN AND GARTH L. MANGUM A FUNCTIONAL
MANPOWER POLICY 125 SAR A. LEVITAN AND GARTH L. MANGUM B, POLICIES AND
PROGRAMS ON THE DISADVANTAGES! 133 POVERTY: THE WORD AND THE REALITY 133
HELEN H. LAMALE PROGRAMS IN AID OF THE POOR 141 SAR A. LEVITAN THE
EXTENSION OF COLLECTIVE BARGAINING TO NEW FIELDS 148 JACK T. CONWAY AND
WOODROW L. GINSBURG IV INFLUENCES OF TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE UPON LABOR 151
A. THE IMPACT OF TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE 166 THE PACE OF TECHNOLOGICAL
CHANGE 166 NATIONAL COMMISSION ON TECHNOLOGY, AUTOMATION AND ECONOMIC
PROGRESS SUMMARY OF MAJOR CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS 170 NATIONAL
COMMISSION ON TECHNOLOGY, AUTOMATION AND ECONOMIC PROGRESS B. APPROACHES
TO CONTROL OF TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE 175 1966 WEST COAST LONGSHORE
NEGOTIATIONS 175 MAX D. KOSSORIS THE KAISER-STEEL UNION SHARING PLAN 186
HAROLD STIEGLITZ RECENT COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AND TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE
194 LILY M. DAVID REPORT AND APPRAISAL: THE ARMOUR FUND'S SIOUX CITY
PROJECT 205 EATON H. CONANT PROCEDURES FOR EMPLOYEE DISPLACEMENT:
ADVANCE NOTICE OF PLANT SHUTDOWN 211 ARNOLD R. WEBER AND DAVID P. TAYLOR
CONTENTS XI C. PROPERTY RIGHTS ON THE JOB 225 FEATHERBCDDING: AN
ASSERTION OF PROPERTY RIGHTS 225 WILLIAM COMBERG D. SHORTER HOURS AND
LEISURE 235 RESOLUTION ON REDUCTION OF WORKING HOURS 235 AMERICAN
FEDERATION OF LABOR-CONGRESS OF INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATIONS STATEMENT ON
HOURS OF WORK. 238 EWAN CLAGUE THE SHORTER WORKWEEK 240 UNITED STATES
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE LEISURE AND THE LONG WORKWEEK 247 PETER HENLE
COLLECTIVE BARGAINING 259 A. DEVELOPING ISSUES 271 THE AMERICAN
MOTORS-UAW PROGRESS SHARING AGREEMENT 271 EDWARD L. CUSHMAN A SINGLE
STANDARD OF PAY 274 NATIONAL COMMISSION ON TECHNOLOGY, AUTOMATION AND
ECONOMIC PROGRESS B. EXPERIMENTAL DEVELOPMENTS 276 STRATEGY AND
COLLECTIVE BARGAINING NEGOTIATIONS 276 CARL M. STEVENS AN EXPERIMENTAL
APPROACH TO THE STUDY OF COLLECTIVE BARGAINING 287 MYRON L. JOSEPH C.
BEHAVIORAL APPROACHES TO COLLECTIVE BARGAINING 300 UNION-MANAGEMENT
RELATIONS: FROM CONFLICT TO COLLABORATION 300 ROBERT R. BLAKE AND JANE
S. MOUTON THE PSYCHOLOGIST'S FUNCTION IN UNION-MANAGEMENT RELATIONS 310
ROSS STAGNER D. CHANGING MANAGEMENT ATTITUDES 315 UNION BARGAINING
STRENGTH: GOLIATH OR PAPER TIGER 315 GEORGE STRAUSS COOPERATION IN
COLLECTIVE BARGAINING: THE AIRLINES AND RAILROADS TRY NOVEL APPROACHES
323 JAMES C. HARDMAN XII CONTENTS . INDUSTRIAL CONFLICT AND INDUSTRIAL
PEACE 328 INDUSTRIAL CONFLICT: THE POWER OF PREDICTION 328 ROBERT DUBIN
POSITIVE APPROACHES TO LABOR PEACE 339 WILLIAM E. SIMKIN VI PUBLIC
POLICY AND LABOR 345 A. DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT 364 EQUAL
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES: PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS 364 RAY MARSHALL REPORT
OF PRESIDENT'S COMMISSION ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN 371 COMMISSION ON THE
STATUS OF WOMEN B. THE CONTINUING RIGHT-TO-WORK CONTROVERSY 377
RIGHT-TO-WORK LEGISLATION*EXAMINATION OF RELATED ISSUES AND EFFECTS 377
RAYMOND L. HILGERT AND JERRY D. YOUNG C. NATIONAL EMERGENCY STRIKES 388
REPORT OF PRESIDENTIAL COMMITTEE ON FREE COLLECTIVE BARGAINING 388
PRESIDENT'S ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON LABOR-MANAGEMENT POLICY THE ARSENAL OF
WEAPONS APPROACH 393 THE BROTHERHOOD OF RAILROAD TRAINMEN NON-STOPPAGE
STRIKES: A NEW APPROACH 395 STEPHEN H. SOSNICK COMPULSORY ARBITRATION
403 HAROLD S. ROBERTS D. WAGE-PRICE GUIDEPOSTS 409 THE GUIDEPOSTS
RESTATED 409 COUNCIL OF ECONOMIC ADVISERS GUIDEPOSTS AND THE PROSPERITY
OF OUR DAY 413 OTTO ECKSTEIN RECOMMENDATIONS FOR PERIODIC EVALUATION OF
GUIDEPOSTS 418 PRESIDENT'S ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON LABOR-MANAGEMENT POLICY
ALTERNATIVES TO GUIDEPOSTS 420 OTTO ECKSTEIN COMMENTS ON THE PRESIDENT'S
1967 ECONOMIC REPORT 421 AMERICAN BANKERS ASSOCIATION CONTENTS XIII E.
GOVERNMENT INTERVENTION IN COLLECTIVE BARGAINING 423 A UNION VIEW OF
GOVERNMENT INTERVENTION IN BARGAINING 423 DOUGLAS A. FRASER A MANAGEMENT
VIEW OF GOVERNMENT INTERVENTION IN BARGAINING 429 FRANCIS A. O'CONNELL,
JR. VII PROSPECTS FOR LABOR IN A FREE SOCIETY 437 THE ERA OF
SOPHISTICATED LABOR RELATIONS 442 FRED WITNEY LABOR POLICY IN A CHANGING
WORLD 449 RICHARD A. LESTER |
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