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Collective bargaining

Shister, Joseph - In: A decade of industrial relations research 1946 - 1956, (pp. 26-63). 1958

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The direction of unionism 1947-1967: Thrust of drift?

Shister, Joseph - In: ILR review : the journal of work and policy 20 (1967) 4, pp. 578-601

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Grievance arbitration, the issue of arbitral authority

Shister, Joseph - In: Rights and obligations of parties under collective …, (pp. 39-45). 1966

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The logic of union growth

Shister, Joseph - In: Journal of political economy 61 (1953) 5, pp. 413-433

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The National War Labor Board: its significance

Shister, Joseph - In: Journal of political economy 53 (1945) 1, pp. 37-56

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[Besprechung von] Phelps, Orme W.: Introduction to labor economics. (New York: Mc-Graw-Hill 1950)

Shister, Joseph - In: The American economic review 41 (1951) 1, pp. 249-252

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The role of the State in collective bargaining

Shister, Joseph - In: Annual conference / McGill University, Industrial … 12 (1960), pp. 2-19

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The theory of union bargaining power

Shister, Joseph - In: Southern economic journal 10 (1943/44), pp. 151-159

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Trade unionism, collective bargaining, and economic growth

Shister, Joseph - In: The American economic review 44 (1954) 2, pp. 214-227

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The impact of the Taft-Hartley Act on union strength and collective bargaining.

Shister, Joseph - In: Industrial and Labor Relations Review 11 (1958) 3, pp. 339-351

Although labor leaders today seldom characterize the Taft-Hartley as the "Slave Labor Act," they remain convinced that the Act was designed primarily to cripple union strength and to impair the workings of free collective bargaining. In this article, the author emphasizes that the experience of...

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