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    What is plea bargaining? To some individuals this is an easy way out for the criminals who have committed the crimes that they are charged for but all in all the criminal is receiving some type of punishment that gives a small glimpse into their future. May not be the sentence the families of the victim or victims, the prosecutor, or the public society were hoping for. Throughout this paper, I will be sharing some knowledge of Plea Bargaining. Before the suspect is even offered the plea…

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    bargain rather than try to maintain their innocence. As stated in the textbook, plea bargaining is neither based on constitutional basis or statuary basis; however, it is typically mutually beneficial to the defendant and the state (Bohm & Haley, 2018). When cases like the Brian Banks wrongfully conviction occur, it is hard to try and reconcile the use of plea bargaining and justice. However, without plea bargaining no forms of justice would be able to take place, as the justice system would be…

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    by technology. Face to face consultation is much preferred. Therefore threat of substitute for CGH is low as telehealth cannot replace traditional medical practices; only can serves as a support to the healthcare industry. 3.3 Bargaining power of customers: Low The bargaining power of patients for CGH is low as healthcare industry is almost not affected by buyer power as the healthcare industry is constantly providing healthcare services to people, regardless of how good or bad economy is. It is…

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    pleading guilty in order to save time and money is called plea bargaining. A plea bargain is any agreement in a criminal case between the prosecutor and defendant where the defendant agrees to plead guilty to a particular charge in return for some concession from the prosecutor. The concession generally deals with the fact that the defendant might serve a lesser sentence than the one he or she could have received in a trial. Plea bargaining is most commonly used in large cities that experience…

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    NATURE OF GRIEVANCE: The Union continues to assert the Employer has violated Rule 35 of the Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA), between the State of Alaska and the Inlandboatmen’s Union of the Pacific (IBU). The Union claims Mr. Uddipa submitted a valid MD UFFD and, for this reason, there was no contractual violation on Mr. Uddipa’s part. Furthermore, asserting that the Employer can’t discipline on suspicion. RELIEF SOUGHT: Rescind Mr. Uddpa’s LOW as no contract rule was violated.…

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    Canada, labour law regarding the collective bargaining rights in provincial jurisdictions is complex and varied. Under provincial labour relations legislation, employees, the union, and the employer each have rights and duties when industrial disputes arise. These rights and duties are of great significance when a lockout or strike occurs because economic sanctions are an integral component within the collective bargaining process, for the exercise of bargaining powers and rights, and the…

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    Bargains In Labor Law

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    the role of the union is to ensure that all the grievances and the pleas of the workers are presented on the bargaining table especially on mandatory subjects (Oberer, 2002). The unions are mandated with the responsibility of presenting the defense of the workers and what they would like to be included in the bargaining. One of the ways through which the union cannot refrain from bargaining the rights of the workers are when the grievance out rightly affects the staff by a large margin. Such an…

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    organizations that represent employees in collective bargaining with employers a source of recruitment not all organizations include labor relations as part of their HR systems. Enacted in 1935, the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA) applies to private employers. • Its preamble set forth the policy of the United States to eliminate or lessen the causes of certain substantial obstructions to the free flow of commerce by encouraging collective bargaining and by protecting the exercise by…

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    security. Contract negotiations often are the most stressful aspect of the relationship between unionized workers and a company’s management. During the collective bargaining process, the labor union and the employer submits work proposals and counteroffers and recommend concessions to reach agreements within the collective bargaining agreement. Every agreement has a duration period, meaning that the agreement expires after a specific date and the parties have to negotiate a new agreement. It is…

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    the conflict on working class people, the economy and the overall labour movement. A clear message is delivered to the reader through a well-organized method. The nature of unions is introduced, followed by a detailed description of the collective bargaining rounds attempted by the respective parties. The structure and flow of the article contribute to the author’s purpose of supporting his conclusion. In closing, Fowler suggests that while the CAW has achieved a short-term victory, long-term…

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