Collective Agreements & Collective Bargaining

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News: Wisconsin Gets Weirder - Inside Higher Ed
www.insidehighered.com | Mar 25, 2011
Republican operative's perceived effort to muzzle prominent professor complicates already fragile situation surrounding public higher education.

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www.communitycare.co.uk | May 16, 2000
Advice Shop: Social workers sometimes find themselves on call or sleeping in residential homes as part of their working week.

Beyond the crisis of liberalism | Stanley Aronowitz | Comment is free | guardian.co.uk
www.guardian.co.uk | Mar 14, 2011
Stanley Aronowitz: The new solidarity: There is a groundswell of popular resistance to the forces of reaction, but the left must break out of its defensive posture

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French Presidency of the Council of the European Union Work Attractiveness Conference Proceedings 8 and 9 October 2008 OECD Conference Centre Paris Work Attractiveness 8 and 9 October 2008 – Paris 2 Contents Conference Opening Address 4 Conference Background Speech: European-level Issues and

Midwest union battles highlight debate over improving schools
www.washingtonpost.com | Mar 3, 2011
INDIANAPOLIS - The Republican faceoff with labor unions in the Midwest and elsewhere marks not just a fight over money and collective bargaining, but also a test of wills over how to improve the nation's schools.

News: The Endgame Approaches - Inside Higher Ed
www.insidehighered.com | Mar 31, 2011
As Ohio's bill barring collective bargaining advances, a U.S. Senator calls it a "terrible mistake."

News: Relief in Nebraska - Inside Higher Ed
www.insidehighered.com | May 20, 2011
After months of negotiations and looming threats, state lawmakers chart a more moderate course for collective bargaining for public employees.

News: Backlash Over an Ouster - Inside Higher Ed
www.insidehighered.com | Jun 13, 2011
AAUP, used to questioning managerial decisions of colleges, faces tough questions from own members about treatment of its now former general secretary.

News: Negotiating No More - Inside Higher Ed
www.insidehighered.com | Aug 22, 2011
Nation’s first union of teaching assistants, citing Wisconsin’s new rules for public unions, decides that it won’t continue with collective bargaining.

News: Reversals in Wisconsin - Inside Higher Ed
www.insidehighered.com | Feb 14, 2011
Governor seeks major benefit cuts for all U. of Wisconsin employees -- and elimination of the newly won right of faculty and academic employees to unionize.