 Karin Hart
 Labst012
 LABST012-Schedule
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While usially offered in the Spring semerster each year, it might be offered to accommidate a special request when funding permits. It is required for the Labor Studies certificate or AA degree.
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| Spring 2009 Course Information | | | | Instructor: Karin Hart
Location: Meets in Room A-140
Dates and Time: Tuesdays from 6-9:20pm
Class Code or Section Number: 24402
Textbooks for this class are:
Required:
1.) RAVENSWOOD: The Steelworkers' Victory and the Revival of American Labor
by Tom Juravich, Kate Bronfenbrenner. Published by Cornell University Press, (2000) ISBN 10: 0801486661
2.) Contract Bargaining Handbook for Local Union Leaders
by Maurice B. Better. Published by BNA Books (1993), ISBN 10: 0871798034.
2.) Collective Bargaining Workbook by Albert V. Lannon [distibuted in class at no cost to student].
The first night of this class is TUESDAY FEB 3rd, not 1/14. However, Please register as soon as you can to ensure enrollment. Thank you.
COURSE DESCRIPTION: This is a practical "hands-on" class that requires regular attendance and participation as well as study. Students will form Labor and Management bargaining teams and conducts two rounds of simulated negotiations, one private sector and one public sector, one regular round and one that is in a concessionary environment.
STUDENT LEARNING OUTCOMES: Students who successfully complete this class will be able to:
1. Apply collective bargaining theories from both management and labor perspectives;
2. Analyze and apply the principles of collective bargaining and labor law during negotiations; and
3. Utilize negotiation skills in labor and employer relations.
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Take this class in Spring 2009!!! |
Learn how to bargain and negociate. This class will meet on Tuesday nights from 6-9:20pm in room A-140 starting 2/03/2009.
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