1974: Collective Bargaining in Libraries

Allerton Park Institute Proceedings (no. 20, 1974); Edited by Frederick A. Schlipf

The twentieth annual Allerton Park Institute, at which the papers in this book were originally presented, was designed to examine in an unemotional way the field of library unionization. Rather than to examine once again the good or evil inherent in collective bargaining, or to provide helpful pointers for fending off this development, the Institute was designed to present a thorough overview of the way in which collective bargaining actually functions in libraries. This was accomplished by reviewing the background and current problems of library unionization, providing participants with a basic knowledge of collective bargaining methods and techniques, and examining the impact of collective bargaining on various types of libraries.

The complete text of the Institute is available here as well as the individual papers. The papers included here are:

Introduction - Frederick A. Schlipf
Employee Relations In Libraries: The Current Scene - Archie Kleingartner And Jean R. Kennelly
Unionization Of Library Personnel: Where We Stand Today - Don Wasserman
The Legal Environment - Andrew M. Kramer
Recognition And Bargaining Units - Martin H. Schneid
The Duty To Bargain - R. Theodore Clark, Jr.
Grievances - Martin Wagner
Impasse Resolution In The Public Sector - James L. Stern
Negotiation Simulation - Robert E. Brown
Implications For Public Libraries - Milton S. Byam
Implications For Academic Libraries - Margaret Beckman
Collective Bargaining In Libraries: A Bibliography - Margaret A. Chaplan
Glossary Of Collective Bargaining Terms - Labor Relations Training Center

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Collective bargaining in libraries (Papers presented at the Allerton Park Institute 1974)		1975	PDF (15Mb)
Collective bargaining in libraries: A bibliography	Chaplan, Margaret A.	1975	PDF (1Mb)
The duty to bargain	Clark, R. Theodore, Jr.	1975	PDF (1Mb)
Employee relations in libraries: The current scene	Kleingartner, Archie; Kennelly, Jean R.	1975	PDF (1Mb)
Front matter including Table of Contents to Collective bargaining in libraries (Papers presented at the Allerton Park Institute 1974)		1975	PDF (1016Kb)
Glossary of collective bargaining terms	Labor Relations Training Center. Bureau of Training. U.S. Civil Service Commission	1975	PDF (904Kb)
Grievances	Wagner, Martin	1975	PDF (483Kb)
Impasse resolution in the public sector	Stern, James L.	1975	PDF (1Mb)
Implications for academic libraries	Beckman, Margaret	1975	PDF (1Mb)
Implications for public libraries	Byam, Milton S.	1975	PDF (324Kb)
Index to Collective bargaining in libraries (Papers presented at the Allerton Park Institute 1974)		1975	PDF (450Kb)
Introduction to Collective bargaining in libraries (Papers presented at the Allerton Park Institute 1974)	Schlipf, Frederick A.	1975	PDF (471Kb)
The legal environment	Kramer, Andrew M.	1975	PDF (853Kb)
Negotiation simulation	Brown, Robert E.	1975	PDF (1Mb)
Recognition and bargaining units	Schneid, Martin H.	1975	PDF (685Kb)
Unionization of library personnel: Where we stand today	Wasserman, Don	1975	PDF (627Kb)