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The grievance process in labor-management cooperation
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The grievance process in labor-management cooperation

Author: Michael John Duane
Publisher: Westport, Conn. : Quorum Books, 1993.
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Duane, Michael John.
Grievance process in labor-management cooperation.
Westport, Conn. : Quorum Books, 1993
(OCoLC)624304613
Document Type: Book
All Authors / Contributors: Michael John Duane
ISBN: 0899307604 9780899307602
OCLC Number: 27187561
Description: xii, 158 p. : ill. ; 22 cm.
Contents: Agriculture, Construction, and Trucking Procedures. Public-Sector Procedures. Nonunion Procedures. International Procedures. The Grievance Process and Firm Performance. Employee Turnover. Strike Activity. Productivity. The Grievance Process and Joint Labor-Management Programs. The Grievance Process and Contract Negotiations. Interpreting Grievance Data. Grievance Rates. Settlement Level --
5. The Impact of Background and Boundary-Role Factors on the Grievance Process. Background Factors. Personality. Negotiating Experience. Education. Gender. Race. Marital Status. Summary of the Effects of Background Factors. Boundary-Role Factors. Constituent Demands. The Grievance Officials' Relationship. Summary of the Effects of Boundary-Role Factors --
6. The Impact of Environmental Factors on the Grievance Process. Economic Conditions. Technology. Legal Regulations. Bargaining Setting. The Collective Bargaining Agreement --
7. Implications and Conclusions. Implications of the Labor-Management Relations Model. Improving the Grievance Process. Selection Programs. Training Programs. Performance Appraisal. Reward System.
Responsibility: Michael J. Duane.

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