Collective Bargaining With Professionals in Higher Education: Problems in Unit Determinations

Discusses the unique problems of unit determination in the context of public and private institutions of higher education, noting that it will substantially affect the number of employee organizations, the organizational unity of a multi-campus university system, and the cooperative effort between i...

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Published inWisconsin Law Review Vol. 1971; no. 1; p. 55
Main Author McHugh, William F
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published 1971
Subjects
Collective Bargaining
Employer Employee Relationship
Faculty
Higher Education
Organization Size (Groups)
Private Colleges
Professional Personnel
Public Schools
Teacher Administrator Relationship
Teacher Associations
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Summary:Discusses the unique problems of unit determination in the context of public and private institutions of higher education, noting that it will substantially affect the number of employee organizations, the organizational unity of a multi-campus university system, and the cooperative effort between instructional faculty and professional support staff in complex universities. (JT)