William Ury of Harvard Law School's Program on Negotiation offers a proven breakthrough strategy for turning adversaries into negotiating partners. You'll learn how to: stay in control under pressure, defuse anger and hostility, find out what the other side really wants, counter dirty tricks, use power to bring the other side back to the table, and reach agreements that satisfy both sides' needs
"outlines the major types of provisions and their frequency in collective bargaining contracts"-- including contract amendment & duration, insurance, pensions, grievances & arbitration, severance pay, hours & overtime, holidays, layoff, work sharing, leave of absence, management & union rights, seniority, strikes & lockouts, union security, vacations, wages, working conditions, discharge, discipline, resignation, and more. 1995 ed. is the most recent published
Call Number: HD6500 .B58, Reference Collection - 1st Level North
Publication Date: 2013
Current info on collective bargaining. For the coming year it lists major contract expirations by industry, wage negotiations calendar, employer bargaining objectives & other labor trends. Also economic outlook for coming year. Reviews developments in labor, court cases & legislation related to collective bargaining. Historical stats on prices, productivity, & union membership.
Cancelled due to budget cuts - most recent is 2012 ed.
by Amy Fyn
Last Updated Apr 28, 2022
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Acknowledgement
Thanks to Susan LaCette at Cornell University's Catherwood Library for some of the resources and annotations in the Collective Bargaining section of the HR research guide.