Why do government employees join unions?

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Veröffentlicht in:	Collective negotiation for public and professional employees
1. Verfasser:	Christrup, Helen J. (VerfasserIn)
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Veröffentlicht:	1969
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Titel	Jahr	Verfasser
The other fourteen per cent : public employees as workers and citizens in the U.S.	1969	Bilik, Al
Collective bargaining problems in federal employment	1969	Repas, Bob
Labor relations for policemen and firefighters	1969	Loewenberg, J. Joseph
Unionized engineers and chemists : a case study of a professional union	1969	Seidman, Joel
Unions enter city hall	1969	Rowlands, David D.
What of the future?	1969	Stinnett, T. M.
Nurses, collective bargaining, and labor legislation	1969	Kleingartner, Archie
Public employment fact-finding in fourteen states	1969	Krinsky, Edward B.
Professional associations : an alternative to unions?	1969	Kleingartner, Archie
Discipline and discharge in the United Staates postal service : adverse action and appeal	1969	Blaine, Harry R.
Strikes by public employees	1969	Raskin, A. H.
Collective bargaining in the public service : the TVA experience and its implications for other government agencies	1969	Thompson, Arthur A.
Public employment : strikes or procedures?	1969	Taylor, George W.
The future of collective negotiations	1969	Lieberman, Myron
Teacher organizations	1969	Moskow, Michael
Professional negotiations in education	1969	Garbarino, Joseph W.
Perspective on the upsurge of public employee unionism	1969	Kassalow, Everett M.
Collective bargaining and the federal civil service	1969	Schneider, B. V. H.
Why do government employees join unions?	1969	Christrup, Helen J.
Collective action by public school teachers	1969	Wildman, Wesley A.