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Remedy for missed OT in a seniority based system
I've read where the remedy for missed OT is to simply pay the grievant for the missed time. Other times I've seen "make up" work. Does ...
Flávia
WINNING MAKES PEOPLE MORE AGGRESSIVE TOWARD THE DEFEATED researchnews.osu.edu
OSU News Research Archive Search an archive of past research stories. Coverage of OSU ResearchReports on national news coverage of university research. Research Communications Staff Who we are and what we do. (Last updated...
Emily
Longtime LERA member and founder of Merrimack Films, Henry Bass, has informed us he is holding a special sale on all Merrimack DVDs and...
The films are focused on labor history and labor management relations and have been praised for their objectivity and sophistication. ...
Merrimack Films merrimack-films.com
All Merrimack DVDs and videos reduced to $95 each A big sale to celebrate 40 years in the film business! Merrimack Films' first film, Loose Bolts?, was made in 1972. Loose Bolts? is still widely used in the classroom as the...
Michele
Comparative Industrial Labor Relations linkedin.com
We are focused on many areas that shape the working world. These include, under a comparative view, labor law, industrial law, human resource management, labor-management relations, labor economics, organizational behavior, labor relations and history, conflict resolution, employment and disability and social statistics.
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Labour Relations as a career choice... share your story.
In 1000 words or less ;-) ....What is your story? How did you end up in LR? Was it a choice or did it find you? What path did you ...
Michael
Micro-breweries are fun. Micro bargaining units – meh thehumanracehorses.com
Department and in the 5th Floor Contemporary Shoes Department employed in the Employer’s retail store located at 754 Fifth Avenue, New York, New York. Not...
Emily
Employment Policy Research Network’s Nancy Folbre in her New York Times Economix column, “Not Wanting Jobs” ...
Folbre’s a U-Mass., Amherst, economist and Mac Arthur “genius” award winner.
Not Wanting Jobs employmentpolicy.org
"A significant number of American voters seem to believe that the unemployed don’t really want jobs because they would prefer to live off unemployment insurance or other social benefits. These are the voters that many...
