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Preemption of worker-retention and labor-peace agreements at airports

Author:	Eric T Smith
Series:	Legal research digest (Airport Cooperative Research Program), 31.
Edition/Format:	Print book : EnglishView all editions and formats
Publication:	Legal research digest (Airport Cooperative Research Program). Number 31 (February 2017).
Summary:	Viewed as engines of economic development, airports often become the focus of groups seeking to have an impact on the local economy and the persons who work at the airport. As a result, airports are becoming increasingly involved in matters such as setting minimums wage rates, establishing safety/training baselines, and requiring "labor harmony" or "labor peace" agreements. This digest serves as an overview of issues related to labor harmony or labor peace agreements for airport management personnel and other interested personnel, including airport authority board members or elected officials.  Read more...
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Subjects	Airports -- Law and legislation -- United States. Labor laws and legislation -- United States. Leased departments, concessions, etc -- United States. View all subjects
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