When Unions MergeRowman & Littlefield, 1986 - 186 pagine |
Sommario
Background and Overview | 1 |
The Authors Perceptions | 7 |
Labor Relations Research Personal Preferences and Policy Implications | 14 |
Collective Bargaining Processes | 21 |
Labor Relations Contexts | 23 |
The EconomicFinancial Context | 25 |
The Limits of Collective Bargaining in Public Employment | 37 |
The Legal Context | 47 |
An Exploratory Survey | 351 |
The Iowa Experience | 373 |
Awards and Issues | 386 |
The Narcotic Effect of Impasse Resolution Procedures | 399 |
Selected Benefits and Costs of Compulsory Arbitration | 412 |
Collective Bargaining Impacts | 431 |
Wage Impacts of Unionism | 433 |
Some Normative Concerns | 439 |
Bargaining Laws as a Cause and Consequence of the Growth of Teacher Unionism | 53 |
The Politics of Interest Arbitration | 76 |
The Political Context | 86 |
Does Public Employee Unionism Diminish Democracy? | 88 |
Federal Employee Unions and Political Action | 98 |
Labor Relations Structure | 123 |
Bargaining Rights Status of Public Sector Supervisors | 129 |
Changing Structures of Bargaining Relationships | 147 |
Union Member Attitudes and Bargaining Unit Stability in Urban Transit | 152 |
The Potential for Employer and Union Alliances | 159 |
Multiemployer Bargaining among Local Governments | 162 |
Municipal Government The New York City Experience | 170 |
LaborManagement Interactions | 193 |
A Theory of Multilateral Collective Bargaining in City Governments | 195 |
Cooperation and Adversarialism | 217 |
Productivity Bargaining in New York What Went Wrong? | 221 |
The Rise and Demise of PATCO | 240 |
The Rise and Demise of PATCO Reconstructed | 267 |
Reply | 279 |
Dualism in Public Sector Bargaining Relationships | 286 |
The Case of Sanitation Service | 287 |
Dispute Resolution | 321 |
Public Policy in the Public Sector | 324 |
The Practice of Dispute Resolution | 329 |
Concluding Comments | 346 |
Governmental WageSetting and BudgetMaking Processes | 441 |
Wage Determination in the Public Sector | 447 |
Fiscal Stress and Labor Power | 473 |
The Impact of Unions on Public Sector Wages | 484 |
The Case of Police | 494 |
Nonwage Impacts of Unionism | 507 |
The Legislated Scope of Bargaining | 510 |
The Impact of Bargaining on Management | 511 |
Introducing Change in Bargaining Relationships | 519 |
An IR System Approach John C Anderson | 524 |
Police Union Impact on the Formulation of Law Enforcement Policy | 542 |
Teacher Unions and the Productivity of Public Schools | 555 |
The Role of a LaborManagement Committee in Facilitating Work Force Change During Retrenchment | 569 |
Conclusions and Future Issues | 581 |
The Structure of Bargaining | 585 |
The Bargaining Process | 586 |
Strikes and Dispute Resolution | 587 |
The Outcomes and Impacts of Bargaining | 589 |
Will the Public Sector Survive? | 590 |
Bargaining and Grievance Exercises | 593 |
Collective Bargaining Exercise | 595 |
Public Sector Grievance Arbitration Exercise | 619 |
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About the Editors | 647 |
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