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    evaluation period Corey continues to demonstrate vast knowledge in recruitment. He is our department’s subject matter expert in LTC hiring processes. Corey is diligent in ensuring that employees are granted their contractually obligated interviews for bargaining unit preference, veteran’s preference, and ensures that all the correct documentation is present regarding our underutilized candidates as it pertains to our Affirmative Action Plan. Corey has a good grasp on the NeoGov system and this…

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    to the National Basketball Association, a player must be 19 to enter the NBA. This is not the only requirement in becoming eligible to be signed or drafted by an NBA team. These different eligibility stipulations are clearly stated in the Collective Bargaining Agreement of 2005. This age limit makes it so the athlete cannot enter the professional league in the US directly after their high school class graduates. Whether or not to keep the age limit at 18 or raise it to 19 years of age was an…

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    The game consists of two anonymous players bargaining over splitting up certain amount of money. One person is the proposer who offers a portion of the sum to the other person and the other person is the responder who either accepts or rejects the offer. If the responder rejects the offer, both of…

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    Since individual employees usually do not possess the same level of power as individual members of management, collective bargaining is a strategy designed to consolidate employees’ interests into a representative negotiating body. Theoretically, such an arrangement bolsters workers’ negotiating power while minimizing vulnerability and exposure to management. Collective bargaining is relevant to criminal justice because multiple divisions of law enforcement are unionized. Like ordinary unions…

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    amount of the salary cap varies from year to year, and is calculated as a percentage of the league's revenue from the previous season. Like many professional sports leagues, the NBA has a salary cap to control costs, defined by the league's collective bargaining agreement (CBA). The type of salary cap the NBA has is known as soft cap. The NBA has a soft cap which allows the salary cap limit to be exceeded. A soft cap like the NBA's contains exceptions which allow teams to sign players or make…

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    and winning over the masses. 4) Target and recruit leaders http://www.globalresearch.ca/workers-rights-in-america-how-to-start-a-union-in-ten-steps/12108 How can collective bargaining deliver improvements for workers in the organization?✓ What does a union have to consider regarding a state's right to work laws?✓ Collective Bargaining✓ Right to Work…

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    According to John Miller’s “Tax Wealth,” “Taxing wealth and large estates is essential. To fair taxation we will need to a spate of grassroots organizing from workers’ organizations to organizations, that of those who have benefited most from our collective efforts give back the most” (Parenti,141). In other words in order to make taxation suitable for everyone it only seems essential to tax the rich since they acculumalate the majority of the money. Even though this breaks social democracy…

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    American worker. They must assemble a lot more workers than they currently have. They must define clear goals of union membership and ways they could improve the lives of workers. Unions need to rejuvenate their forms of representation and collective bargaining to compete with . Unions have given the United States many benefits. The United States was built from Union labor. In order to strengthen and stay relevant today they face an uphill battle with an full Republican government under…

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    international movement has grown. Organising the informal sector is important because individual workers in the informal sector have little or no bargaining power regarding wages and work conditions (Folkerth & Warnecke, 2012). As those individual workers lack the power of rising their voice, organising informal workers is crucial due to promoting collective bargaining and building international alliances. The goal of organising is improving workers quality of life by increasing wages, social…

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    The new act removed to encourage collective agreements, secondary bargaining power, to abolish compulsory arbitration and to disappear the historical perception between public and private sector employment relationship (Rasmussen, 2009). The government created legal decision making body like the Labour Court…

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