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    have little or no incentive to organize the workforce and have more power in classifying their workers how they see fit. As a result of the outdated classification methods the non-traditional workforce continues to struggle when it comes to collective bargaining rights and organizing. Labor relations and law need to update their views and methods to keep up with the new workforce. Based on the research, it is evident that the time to address the issues and work to resolve them is now. Over 30…

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    Report- League of Denial Is the NFL failing in its Duty of Care? Yes, the NFl is failing in its Duty of Care because in this case it comes down to workplace safety for the players in an industry that workplace safety are subject to collective bargaining. Collective bargaining is the negotiation of wages and other conditions under employment. The National Football League believes that they will be invincible under this because in the players contracts were non-negotiable and the players signed…

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    Department(CMPD), police customer service manager and I was told that CMPD did not have a police union. Per the spokesman quote “The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department does not have a Collective Bargaining Agreement with anyone, as there are no police unions in North Carolina and no collective bargaining” (Weaving, CMPD). I continue my research and called a friend, who resides as a captain in the police force. He mentions the Fraternal Order of Police(FOP) Lodge#9 located at 1201…

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    Microsoft v. United states December 2013, the agents of the federal law enforcement told the United States District Court that the warrant requiring Microsoft to disclose all e-mails and other information associated with the account of one of its customers. The people that need them because they had received reports and beliefs that the account was being used for drug trafficking and that they need the emails for proof. Magistrate Judge then issued the requested warrant. The United states in the…

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    Comboh (2014) stated in his research; there may be many levels and causes of workplace conflict. At the individual level: conflicts may be due to personality differences, personal problem, performance, conduct, individual preferences, etc. At organizational level: conflicts may occur because of some management issues or leadership style, task or process conflicts, disagreement on discipline issue, differences in strategy formation, disagreement on the charter of demands, etc.. Awan and Saeed…

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    Contract or Clause.§ 2-302 ; Arbitration Agreements are not binding when entered or signed under duress and when unconscionable. The definition of an unconscionable is an unbalanced, one-sided, favoring of the party over another that has the superior bargaining power. Therefore, such contracts and agreements are unenforceable by law. Arbitration Agreements and Acts of Violence Consequently, Arbitration Agreements are not enforceable…

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    In part, an essential function of the state becomes that of facilitating the emergence of a new moral order, a new conscious collective. In addition, some mode of collective decision-making becomes necessary in the advanced organic society and thus the state must take on that additional responsibility. Decision-making for the organic collectivity and the formulation and dissemination of a new normative…

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    argument collaborates or is consistent with the findings Okedara (1995), Omole (2004), Korabic, Baril and Watson (1993), who reported that the collective bargaining strategy has been found to be very effective in resolving the industrial conflict. However, the findings on conflict management or resolution do not indicate whether communication structures during bargaining facilitated the resolution process rather it enables the worker’s decision process. This implies that when deliberations and…

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    ensure that the work does not stop due to strikes or lockouts and the production continues at the maximum levels. From an industrial relations point of view, the Industrial Truce resolution of 1962 has helped and influenced the growth of collective bargaining. This is because now the resolution required the management and workers to resolve their disputes in a peaceful manner through mutual discussion, conciliation and voluntary arbitration. This provided the opportunity to the workers and…

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    Following the disintegration of the Soviet Union, a massive economic contraction impacted immensely on the transitions of the newly independent Central Eastern European countries along with the difficulties of transforming a socialist economy and regime into a market economy and democracy with a party-governed system dominated by political freedom. Poland, a fast growing economy and one that is fully integrated into Western structures, and Ukraine, a developing country that is still seemingly…

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