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101. WIMPY: 'We'll Cooperate ... If'

Author

Verespej, M.A.

Subjects
Working class -- United States, Labor unions -- Officials and employees, Working class -- Management, Business, Business, general
Published
1983

104. Spotlight on Trials of Labor Leaders

Author

Anon

Subjects
Working class -- Management, Labor unions -- Officials and employees, Business, Engineering and manufacturing industries
Published
1982

105. THE IMPACT OF THE COAL STRIKE OF 1977-1978

Author

ACKERMANN, J.A.

Subjects
Coal industry -- Labor relations, Working class -- Management, Business, Human resources and labor relations, Law
Published
1979

106. LET'S RETURN TO MDW FOR INCENTIVES

Author

FEIN, M.

Subjects
Labor relations -- Statistics, Management -- Production management, Working class -- Management, Incentives (Business) -- Statistics, Business, Engineering and manufacturing industries
Published
1979

107. Warehouse Productivity

Author

Davis, D.

Subjects
Human resource planning, Labor productivity, Working class -- Management, Automobile industry, Business, Transportation industry
Published
1982

108. LMPTs: New Hope for Steel?

Author

Thompson, D.B.

Subjects
Working class -- Management, Business, Business, general
Published
1982

110. The COLA Clause: An Employer Bargaining Weapon?

Author

Deitsch, C.R. and Dilts, D.A.

Subjects
Escalator clauses, Wages -- Cost-of-living adjustments, Collective bargaining -- Officials and employees, Working class -- Management, Business, Human resources and labor relations
Published
1982

111. Diagnosis: labor pains

Subjects
Working class -- Management, Corporations, Labor unions -- Management, Humanities, Literature/writing, Political science
Published
1982

112. Workers councils - part I

Author

Gautschi, T.F.

Subjects
Participatory management, Organizational change, Working class -- Management, Management
Published
1980

114. Big labor's comeback campaign

Subjects
AFL-CIO -- Management, Labor unions -- Management, Working class -- Management, Labor relations -- Management, Industrial policy -- Analysis
Published
1983

115. Tips on tipping

Author

Louie, Elaine

Subjects
Human resource management -- Methods, Working class -- Management, Labor relations -- Management
Published
1981

116. The art of negotiation goes beyond bargaining tables

Author

Parker, Susie T.

Subjects
Working class -- Management, Labor relations -- Management, Collective bargaining -- Management, Business, Metals, metalworking and machinery industries
Published
1981

117. How the boys in the office mishandle time

Subjects
factory management -- Analysis, Industrial productivity -- Management, Working class -- Management, Industrial management -- Analysis, Business, Metals, metalworking and machinery industries
Published
1982

123. Labor's loss

Author

Forge, Maurice and Haskell, Gordon K.

Subjects
Working class -- Management, Labor unions -- Management
Published
1981

125. Trade union clout erodes, but for how long?

Author

Rowan, Richard

Subjects
Industrial management -- Analysis, Employment forecasting -- Social aspects, Labor unions -- Analysis, Labor relations -- Analysis, Working class -- Management, Business, Business, international
Abstract

Membership in trade unions continues to decline in the U.S., with the number of union members falling from 22.4 million to 19.8 million between 1980 and 1984, or from 23.2 percent of all non-agricultural workers to 19.4 percent. This trend is expected to continue through the century, and many managers who prayed for the day when the world would be free of unions entirely may believe they are about to realize their dream. The changes in manufacturing industries that led up to the decline in union membership are described, and the reasons unions are likely to survive through this downward spiral are discussed. These include the lack of concern for employees' interests (financial and otherwise) by managers, failure of managers to invest in innovative human-resource techniques, and the resurgence of interest in union ideals.

Published
1985

126. Decision-making trickles down to the troops

Author

Altany, David R.

Subjects
Corporations -- Management, Middle managers -- Forecasts and trends, Working class -- Management, Labor relations -- Recruiting, Business, Business, general
Abstract

At the most obvious level, businesses in the coming decade will differ from today's in the technologies they employ and in their organizational structure, But at a deeper level the [...]

Published
1988

127. Unions are effective

Author

Kailin, John

Subjects
Labor relations, Labor unions -- Growth, Working class -- Management, Corporations, Business, Economics, Human resources and labor relations, Political science
Published
1982

130. Labour, Personnel or Staff Management: 50 Years of the SMA

Author

Collerson, J.

Subjects
Human resource management -- United Kingdom, Working class -- Management, Associations, institutions, etc., Business, Business, international, Human resources and labor relations
Abstract

The history of the Staff Management Association (SMA) of the Institute of Personnel Management (IPM) is chronicled on its fiftieth anniversary. The responsibilities outlined at its inauguration prove applicable today. The men, and later women, who made the organization successful are mentioned. The speaker attributes much of SMA's successful innovative and courageous planning to running it like a commercial business.

Published
1984

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