Labour Relations, 6th edition

Published by Pearson Canada (May 24, 2023) © 2024

  • Larry Suffield Lambton College
  • Gary L. Gannon University of Toronto
  • Carol Ann Samhaber Algonquin College
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Labour Relations has been written to provide a practical text for labour relations, industrial relations and collective bargaining courses. Labour relations is framed within a four-phased dynamic process: (i) a discontented workforce looking for an external advocate; (ii) union organizing and certification; (iii) collective bargaining; and (iv) contract administration. The book also recognizes the importance of key actors in this process: employers, unions and governments, all of whom are influenced by a challenging external environment. Globalization, demographics, economic cycles, technological innovation, societal views and other environmental factors pose threats and opportunities for these key actors.

  1. Union Objectives, Processes, and Structure
  2. Labour Relations in Canada
  3. The External Environment
  4. Organizational Strategy
  5. Governments and Labour Relations Boards
  6. Union Organizing, Drive and Certification
  7. The Collective Agreement
  8. Negotiation of the Collective Agreement
  9. Strikes, Lockouts, and Contract Dispute Resolution
  10. Administration of the Collective Agreement
  11. Public-Sector Labour Relations
  12. Appendix A
  13. Appendix B
  14. Appendix C

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