Insider or Outsider?

The selection of a chief negotiator for collective bargaining with the faculty is seen as the single most critical decision that must be made by the administration and the board of trustees. The most fundamental question is whether the responsibility will be vested in an outsider or an insider. (MLW...

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Published inAGB Reports Vol. 22; no. 2; p. 29
Main Authors Emmet, Thomas A, Howe, Ray A
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published 1980
Subjects
Administrator Selection
Arbitration
Collective Bargaining
College Faculty
Higher Education
Lawyers
Negotiators
Status
Trustees
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Summary:The selection of a chief negotiator for collective bargaining with the faculty is seen as the single most critical decision that must be made by the administration and the board of trustees. The most fundamental question is whether the responsibility will be vested in an outsider or an insider. (MLW)