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_aMiranda, Gregorio S. _eauthor |
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_aLabor management relations / _cGregorio S. Miranda |
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250 | _aFourth edition. | ||
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_aMandaluyong City, Philippines : _bNational Book Store, _cc2000 |
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_axiii, 529 pages ; _c23 cm. |
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504 | _aIncludes bibliographical references. | ||
505 | _aChapter 1 : Constitutional framework -- Chapter 2 : Begginings of employer-employee relationship -- Chapter 3 : The Labor organization -- Chapter 4 : The Human element in an industrial organization -- CHapter 5 : Collective bargaining -- Chapter 6 : Wages -- Chpater 7 : Hours of work -- Chapter 8 : Working conditions -- Chapter 9 : Incentive s anmd fringe benefits -- Chapter 10 : Employment and security of tenure -- Chapter 11 : Strikes and lockout -- Chapter 12 : Labor relations -- Chapter 13 : The Grievance machinery -- Chapter 14 : Apparisal of employee performance -- Chapter 15 : The role of communication in labor-management relations -- Chapter 16 : Developing a sound-labor management relations program -- Chapter 17 : Voluntary arbitration -- Chapter 18 : Mandatory retirement -- Chapter 19 : Factors affecting labor-management -- Chapter 20 : Throwing the spotlight on recent cases -- Chapter 21 : Wage - a critical issue -- Chapter 22 : Supreme cout decisions | ||
520 | _aContinuous production and the unhindered flow of goods and services is, among others anchored on a harmonious relations between labor and management. Hence, all of us has a stake in such state of affairs. | ||
650 | _aINDUSTRIAL RELATIONS | ||
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