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... a process of voting by the ...The process is called as internal negotiations and it is advisable to have internal negotiations before and during the collective bargaining ... See full document

... (C) The parties recognize the need in certain limited circumstances to video capture lectures for the educational benefit of students. Reasonable efforts will be made at the time of annual/semester assignment to ... See full document

... [Girievants are really contending that, irrespective of what the existing collective bargaining agreement provides concerning the arbitration process, a member of the bar[r] ... See full document

... in collective bargaining, for example, Weldon (1953) discusses about collective bargaining and its economic effects; Jensen (1963) criticizes the process of collective ... See full document

... A Jevonsian Model. An alternative generalization of Dàvila and Eeckhout (2007), following the Jevonsian tradition, would be one in which agents are sequentially matched in pairs, and the exchange process consists ... See full document

... in collective bargaining is the attitude of the employer and the trade union itself due to the important of attitude of the parties involved that become the crucial factor to create a successful ... See full document

... the collective bargaining process and administration of this collective bargaining agreement, measured by the amount of dues uniformly required of all members of USO-MTI and in that ... See full document

... for collective bargaining. Collective bargaining becomes a series of formalised, contested and unstable ...staccato process in which relative gains and losses are calculated ... See full document

... the process described in the Education Law Section 2587, and the process described in the Board of Trustees By-Laws, Section VC, 1a and ...a bargaining unit member and who holds a certificate of ... See full document

... Suppose now that a trade union organises the labour force and indulges in the time-consuming process of collective bargaining such that in each time period the rate o f wage increase is [r] ... See full document

... One major advantage of a democratic system of government is that it offers the people the freedom to choose. This freedom, where available enables the parties to an industrial dispute the freedom and/ or opportunity to ... See full document

... of collective bargaining has been subject of extensive discussion since 1984 when the first comprehensive international instrument in collective bargaining came into ...The process of ... See full document

... conferring process and if not detailed in the Agreement which results from such meeting and conferring process shall be deemed withdrawn until the meeting and conferring process is next opened for ... See full document

... Exempt positions are defined as positions that have been assigned duties that include routine access to files and/or information that could create a conflict in the collective bargaining process ... See full document

... this chapter, we argue that the recent developments within what we call ‘the European social space’ prescribe many challenges for the future of collective bargaining in Nordic ...integration ... See full document

... This study sought to assess the effectiveness of the Public Service Association (PSA) in Zimbabwe, using Harare as the study area. The study employed a descriptive research design with a study sample of 323 respondents. ... See full document

... CHAPTER VI Pay Equity Bargaining in Ontario: The Public Service Position of Women and Equality Policies in Ontario The Pay Equity Act 1988 Public Sector Collective Bargaining Climate Pay[r] ... See full document

... governors. 6 Fur- thermore, the few papers that focus on politics and public sector union outcomes show that political factors may be ...union bargaining outcomes is ... See full document

... exemption process would have to be considered and in most cases preference would have to be given to those agreements which had been legitimately entered into between the parties at different ... See full document

... Further, employers who are parties to a collective bargaining agreement may not unilaterally change terms and conditions of employment without good faith bargaining with the [r] ... See full document