The International Labor Organization, or ILO, established in 1919, is an international body composed of the representatives of government, employers, and workers of more than 140 nations. The primary mission…
A comparison of the industrial justice systems developed by non-unionized companies, comparing them also to labor arbitration, to United States courts, and to courts in other countries, examining the favorableness…
Globalization and its effect on collective bargaining and labor arbitration
Mario F. Bognanno, Roy L. Heenan, Jonathan P. Hiatt, Judith A. Scott, Arnold M. Zack
January 16, 2006 Proceedings Database
A discussion about the effects of globalization on labor organizations and the workforce. Arnold Zack presents a paper addressing the role of labor relations in the developing world, the role…
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