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21 gru 2021 · If collective bargaining in the public sector is inherently political and workers cannot be forced to pay unions to engage in it on their behalf, the question arises as to whether the requirement that unions represent all workers itself violates a nonmember’s First Amendment freedom of association. Is it a form of forced association when ...
14 gru 2023 · Matuszak is one of about 100 prosecutors across Ohio who the courts found had violated standards meant to preserve a defendant's civil rights in criminal trials, an investigation by Columbia...
First, I summarize the existing literature on white-collar unions and attitudes towards state market relations to deduce my theoretical expectations on the attitudes of white-collar union members towards (income) inequality, privatization, and state market relationships. Afterwards, I present the case selection, data, and measurement.
white collar unions of today are experiencing many of the same successes and reverses as did their predecessors. This study will examine the white collar upsurge of the 1940s and the subsequent decline of unionization through the experience of three groups: bank workers, public welfare em-ployees, and white collar electrical machinery workers ...
8 lis 2023 · Both the federal courts and the Ohio criminal courts can impose an assortment of criminal consequences for white-collar criminal convictions. A guilty plea or conviction might lead to jail time or probation.
20 mar 2023 · Today, white-collar workers in the industry believe unionization should extend beyond blue-collar jobs, and it's easy to see why. The tech sector is notorious for long hours and competitive atmospheres. Tech workers might have a good paycheck, but they tend to lack work-life balance.
21 gru 2021 · Tech workers, doctors, journalists and academics have all turned to unions over the past decade amid such concerns as a loss of autonomy and control at work, stagnating wages and lower job...
