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How Public Sector Unions Politicize Government
August 24, 1999
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Robert P. Hunter
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ISBN: 1-890624-15-2
SKU: S1999-05
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Contents
Executive Summary
Part I: An Overview of Labor Unions
Introduction
History of American Labor Law and Unions
How Labor Unions Operate
How and Why Unions Are Created
How Collective Bargaining Works
Important Differences Between Government and Private-Sector Unions
How Public Sector Unions Politicize Government
Union Security and Membership Obligations
Employee Rights in a Unionized Workplace
Advantages of Union Representation
Disadvantages of Union Representation
Employee Legal Rights and Opportunities in Unionized and Nonunionized Workplaces
Part II: Modern Labor Relationships: The Legal Framework and Its Dynamics
Part III: Organized Labor at the Crossroads: Its Present and Future
End Notes
Acknowledgements
About the Author
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