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Labor Relations Law

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ISBN-10: 0132099004

ISBN-13: 9780132099004

Edition: 7th 1996 (Revised)

Authors: Benjamin J. Taylor, Fred Witney

List price: $190.67
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Provides vital background information and the latest major NLRB and court decisions. This clearly written book focuses on contemporary labor relations law. It offers a thorough examination of how the law of labor relations operates within the socio-economic environment; the impact of the law and its constant changes on collective bargaining; and the rights and obligations of labor unions, employers, employees and the public. For human resource directors, management and labor attorneys.
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Book details

List price: $190.67
Edition: 7th
Copyright year: 1996
Publisher: Prentice Hall PTR
Publication date: 6/15/1995
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 518
Size: 7.00" wide x 9.00" long x 1.25" tall
Weight: 1.936
Language: English

The Background
Development of Labor Relations Law
Era of hostility: Application of conspiracy doctrine
Unions and antitrust statutes
Era of encouragement
Understanding Taft-Hartley and its Scope
The Taft-Hartley Act: An Overview
Operation of Taft-Hartley
Unfair labor practice procedure
Representation election procedures
Enforcement procedures
Changing NLRB personnel and policies
Landrum-Griffin amendments
Jurisdiction of the National Labor Relations Board
Self-imposed restrictions
Changing NLRB jurisdictional policies
Coverage of health-care industry: 1974 amendment of Taft-Hartley
Taft- Hartley and bankruptcy code
Establishment of Collective Bargaining
Control of the Bargaining Unit
Craft or skilled workers
Supervisors
Managerial employees other than supervisors
Plant guards
Professional employees
Extent of organization
Coordinated bargaining
Election Policies of National Labor Relations Board
Construction of free speech provision
Threats to employees during election campaigns
Announcement of benefits during election campaigns
Captive-Audience problem
The Gissel doctrine
Decertification elections
Employer election petitions
Runoff elections
Control of Collective Bargaining
Collective Bargaining Under Taft-Hartley
Union security
Landrum-Griffin changes: Construction industry
Taft-Hartley and the union shop
Right-to-work laws
Union shop and political activities
Legality of agency shop
Taft-Hartley and the checkoff
Bargaining in good faith
Bargaining under Borg-Warner
Fibreboard doctrine: Employer's duty to bargain during contract period
The Collyer doctrine
Enforcement of the Collective Bargaining Agreement
Internal enforcement procedure: The grievance procedure
Duty of fair representation
Court enforcement of contracts
Arbitration and the federal courts
Norris-La Guardia and no-strike provisions
Sympathy strikes
Additional problems of contract enforcement
Bargaining obligation of successor employer
Industrial Conflict
Strikes, Lockouts, and Picketing
Voting rights of replaced economic strikers
Permanent replacement of economic strikers
Jurisdictional strikes: Illegal under Taft-Hartley
Strikes against NLRB certification
Lockout rights of employers
Employee conduct on the picket line
Union organizer access to employer property
Union organizer access to employer property
Fines against union members working during a strike
The supreme court and the right to strike
Concept of ldquo;concerted activityrdquo;
Recognition picketing
Secondary Boycott Pressure
Secondary boycotts under Taft-Hartley
Landrum-Griffin changes
Hot-cargo agreements
Preservation of bargaining unit work
Other Areas of Government Control
Labor-Management Reporting and Disclosure Act of 1959
Bill of rights of union members
Reports to secretary of labor
Control of trusteeships
Government controls of union elections
Financial safeguards fo