Subjects Of Bargaining
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COLLECTIVE BARGAINING 101 - Jobs with Justice
www.jwj.orgPermissive subjects are non-mandatory subjects of bargaining, meaning employers are not required to bargain over them. Use of union labels is an example of a permissive bargaining subject. Finally, illegal bargaining subjects are those that violate the NLRA, such as a closed-shop provision in a right-to-work state.8
Collective bargaining and the LRA
www.saflii.orgbargaining regime centred on the workplace rather than at the level of in dustry. It reqUires a regulatory regime that reqUires court or tribunal deter mination of - • who must bargain with whom - the threshold issues of representative-ness; • the bargaining constituency or unit; • what may be bargained about ~ bargaining subjects: and
GUIDE TO WRITING JOB DESCRIPTIONS
shr.ucsc.eduthe general subjects that the policies cover, and how to reference the policies. Working Knowledge: Ability to recall important and commonly-used information ... Knowledge of public sectorcollective bargaining including scope of representation, contract compliance and public sector labor union
Salary Steps and Salary Differentials2
www.uft.orgschools are governed by the Department of Education’s collective bargaining agreement with the United Federation of Teachers. The rules for salary credit are outlined in Chancellor’s Regulations C-500 and C-545. These regulations are available in all schools. A Word about the Salary Schedule