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    incident highlighted how these policies were ineffective. This is when the NFL decided to become more proactive. The problem is that if they impose stiff penalties. The Players Association will sue claiming that the league is in violation of the collective…

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    spend in the classroom, or at home grading papers, tests, or working on lesson plans, or the extra tutoring sessions, or the help with extra- curricular activities. With a multitude of responsibilities, insane hours like these, this leads to collective bargaining talks with teachers, and their state governments. These conversations provide dialogue for the premise of a salary worthy of the expertise as well as amount of time to be good at what they are experts in…

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    Collective bargaining is defined as the process of negotiation between employers and employees with aim of improving the workplace in someway. This being said, collective bargaining and the formation of using unions came about to help fix nursing environments, safe staffing ratios, and the elimination of mandatory overtime (Mason et al., 2014). Overall, by the strides of collective bargaining nursing have positively impacted the nursing workforce…

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    It was interesting to find out that the City had many different collective bargaining units for its employees based on department and function. I also learned that the Cost-of-Living Adjustment increases for protected workers are about 1% higher than for normal employees. This was surprising to me. I had thought Cost-of-Living…

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    as they did in previous centuries. It is insisted that employers are beginning to shirk responsibilities such as providing livable wages, health care, pension plans, etc. “More than ever,” the article contends, “working people need the collective voice and bargaining power unions provide to keep employers from making the workplace look as it did in the early nineteenth century” (Labor Unions Today). Quite the contrary, various other professionals argue that unions are outdated and ultimately…

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    Labor management relations looks at industrial life, such as collective bargaining, trade unions, discipline and grievance handling and disputes, employee participation in management and the interpretation of labor laws. The collective bargaining process is a key part of labor management relations. It desires to reach an agreement for all employees and workers in a given company or workplace and it focuses…

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    Up until this week’s readings, I had no clue that there were different rules of governing for different cities and states. Without having to do any research, I knew that Las Vegas was a Dillion ruled city. Why? Political corruption or the idea that political corruption could take place, it’s one of the main reasons why Las Vegas is bounded by the Dillion Rule. The Dillon Rule allows the state to have all or most of the power. Local governments can only do what the state constitution permits or…

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    Chapter-1 Performer’s rights: new dimension of copyright laws INTRODUCTION Performer’s rights with respect to cinematographic films have always been an area of dispute, this is because the producer is considered as the owner of such work and he can exploit the work for his economic advantage. A cinematographic film consists of a different rights associated to it and producer is considered as the holder of the bundle of rights only because he takes the initiative, like in a company’s case a…

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    of wage and benefits without so they will not have any excess benefits which can be a big loss in the time of economic downturn. • PROS - It can help them monitor they wages to know if there is any fraudulent sales data and they can have a collective bargaining…

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