Reverse Collective Bargaining? A Look at Some Union Concession Situations

Peter Henle

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Summarizes the results of an examination of labor union concession situations in the United States as of April 1973. Characteristics of concession situations; Bargaining situations involving the renegotiation of agreements prior to termination; Changes incorporated in renegotiated agreements. (Abstract copyright EBSCO.)

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