Nonunion Employee Representation: History, Contemporary Practice, and PolicyBruce E. Kaufman, Daphne Gottlieb Taras M.E. Sharpe, 2000年4月11日 Examines the history, contemporary practice, and policy issues of non-union employee representation in the U.S. and Canada. It encompasses many organizational devices, such as shop committees, works councils, employee teams, and joint industrial councils, that are organized on a nonunion basis for the purposes of representing employees on a wide range of production, quality, and employment issues. It includes contributions from a broad range of academics, practitioners, and policy makers, from Jonathan Hiatt and Lawrence Gold of the AFL-CIO to David Boone, Senior Vice President of Production Operations at Imperial Oil of Canada. |
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Accomplishments and Shortcomings of Nonunion Employee Representation in the PreWagner Act Years A Reassessment | 21 |
The AFL and the Challenge of Company Unionism 19151937 | 61 |
A Road Not Taken Independent Local Unions in the United States Since 1935 | 76 |
Company Unionism in Canada 19151948 | 96 |
Portrait of Nonunion Employee Representation in Canada History Law and Contemporary Plans | 121 |
An Economic Analysis of Employee Representation | 149 |
Nonunion Representational Forms An Organizational Behavior Perspective | 176 |
Nonunion Employee Representation in Japan | 386 |
Nonunion Forms of Employee Representation in the United Kingdom and Australia | 410 |
Employee Involvement and Section 8a2 EFCO Manufacturing | 453 |
Operation of the Production District Joint Industrial Council Imperial Oil | 457 |
Nonunion Employee Representation at Dofasco | 463 |
Delta Personnel Board Council | 469 |
Production District Joint Industrial Council at Imperial Oil LtdThe Perspective from the Employees Side | 474 |
Nonunion Employee Representation at the Royal Canadian Mounted Police | 477 |
Nonunion Employee Representation A LegalPolicy Perspective | 196 |
Estimates of Nonunion Employee Representation in the United States and Canada How Different Are the Two Countries? | 223 |
Contemporary Experience with the Rockefeller Plan Imperial Oils Joint Industrial Council | 231 |
Nonunion Employee Involvement and Participation Programs The Role of Employee Representation and the Impact of the NLRA | 259 |
Do Employee Participation Groups Violate Section 8a2 of the National Labor Relations Act? An Empirical Analysis | 287 |
Employee Involvement and Representation in Nonunion Firms What Canadian Employers Do and Why? | 307 |
Advancing PublicSector LaborManagement Relations Through Consultation The Role of the National Joint Council of the Public Service of Canada | 328 |
The Effectiveness of Diversity Networks in Providing Collective Voice for Employees | 348 |
Nonunion Representation in Germany | 365 |
The Section 8a2 Debate A Management Attorneys Perspective | 483 |
My Experience with Unionization of Nonunion Employee Representation Plans in Canada | 487 |
EmployerEmployee Committees A Union Perspective | 498 |
Electromation An Opportunity Lost or Just Postponed? | 513 |
A Canadian Policymakers Perspective on Nonunion Representation | 518 |
Nonunion Employee Representation Findings and Conclusions | 527 |
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About the Contributors | 575 |
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