Article1980

Analysis and Prediction of Top National Union Officers' Total Compensation.

Marcus Hart Sandver · Herbert G. Heneman

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Abstract

Relationships among, and correlates of, the total compensation of the top three officers in the 100 largest national unions were examined in three time periods (1962, 1967, 1973). Results were high...

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