Address by Richard L. Trumka
The speaker asserts that, following the destruction of the World Trade Center as well as several corporate scandals, the George W. Bush administration has aligned… Read More »Address by Richard L. Trumka
AFL-CIO
Decision-making in the workplace of the future: A view from the AFL-CIO and a Management perspective.
The AFL-CIO representative opines that the law of arbitration must keep pace with the transformation of the workplace and evolving needs of workers, and that… Read More »Decision-making in the workplace of the future: A view from the AFL-CIO and a Management perspective.
Distinguished speaker:Arbitration and Labor, a trade union perspective
Mr. Donahue describes the trends in union membership, describes measures that the AFL-CIO is taking and will need to take to preserve membership, and distinguishes… Read More »Distinguished speaker:Arbitration and Labor, a trade union perspective
The National Labor Relations Act: 1935-1985 (I: Milestone or millstone: The Wagner Act at fifty)
A critical appraisal of the handling of representational issues under the NLRA and its negative impact on private sector union membership. The alternative of increased… Read More »The National Labor Relations Act: 1935-1985 (I: Milestone or millstone: The Wagner Act at fifty)
Arbitration of jurisdictional disputes: The AFL-CIO no-raiding agreement
Review of the AFL-CIO no-raiding agreement, the sole purpose of which is posited as protection of the status quo with respect to the established bargaining… Read More »Arbitration of jurisdictional disputes: The AFL-CIO no-raiding agreement