Hearing on Union Corporate Campaign Tactics


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Hearing on Union Corporate Campaign Tactics


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Corporate Campaigns and the NLRB


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Employer's Guide to Union Organizing Campaigns


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The Employee Free Choice Act (EFCA) - the number one item on the agenda of organized labor - is expected to be one of the first bills introduced and voted on in the first 100 days of the 2009 Congress. If passed it will revolutionize the way in which unions attempt to organize your employees . In this environment every employer may find themselves subject to union organizing efforts. Aspen Publishers' Employer's Guide to Union Organizing Campaigns helps you guide your company through every stage of union organizing campaigns, So that you can react quickly, effectively, and legally even before organizing begins. Whether you're looking to be proactive - or react effectively - you need the insights And The tools to create effective and legally compliant policies and responses to union activity. Employer's Guide to Union Organizing Campaig ns provides: Complete coverage of the Employee Free Choice Act (EFCA) How-to practical guidance on anticipating - and reacting to - union activity while staying in compliance Sample letters, checklists, and documents ready for your immediate use Up-to-date coverage of current case law Employer's Guide to Union Organizing Campaigns delivers expert, step-by-step guidance to help you: Understand how today's organizing environment can affect your company Recognize new union tactics such as the corporate campaign And The request for card-check recognition Effectively respond to union organizing without violating the law, alienating the workforce or creating ill-will in the community




Developing New Tactics


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What to Do when a Union Organizing Campaign Begins


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Organized labor may be knocking on your door. Responding to the challenges of a union organizing campaign requires quick and effective action by experts in labor relations. Successfully meeting the union's campaign involves the development and implementation of a communications strategy aimed at convincing a majority of employees voting in a union election to vote against union representation. Union organizing campaigns are normally rooted internally, not externally, and can be avoided altogether by recognizing certain practical issues. Addressing those issues in advance of a union organizing effort has proved to be the best insurance for avoiding unionization. What to Do When a Union Organizing Campaign Begins addresses the typical causes of union organizing campaigns and the keys to preventing the formation of unions in any organization. Leading labor lawyer Ed Hopson provides both technical information and practical advice in this must-read for any executive or manager facing the prospect of employee unionization.




Union Corporate Campaigns


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Compulsory union dues and corporate campaigns


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Union Tactics Matter


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