Product details

Publisher: 
Carswell
Practice area: 
Labor & employment
Jurisdiction: 
Canada
Publication date: 
2012-10-25
ISBN: 
9780779821693
Carswell

CLV Special Report - Effective HR Management in the Union Environment, 2nd Edition, Softbound book

Availability: In Stock

Good employee management is the same with or without a union’s involvement. Employers must be well-informed of the rules and their rights to get the most out of an organized workforce. In this publication, they can find out how unionized firms can manage their employee relations and operate just as effectively as non-union firms.

Highlights of this revised and updated edition include:

  • The workplace players
  • The boundaries of Human Resources Management (HRM)
  • Good HRM at work
  • Creating framework
  • Communicating expectations
  • Enforcing standards
  • Encouraging suggestions and complaints: Grievances and arbitrations
  • Renewal and change

The key is to understand both the terms of the collective agreement and the nature and application of management rights. By being pro-active in this regard, and not waiting for the union to initiate action under the agreement, HR managers can achieve superior results on behalf of their organization.

Carswell

CLV Special Report - Effective HR Management in the Union Environment, 2nd Edition, Softbound book

Author: Jamie Knight
Availability: In Stock

Description

Good employee management is the same with or without a union’s involvement. Employers must be well-informed of the rules and their rights to get the most out of an organized workforce. In this publication, they can find out how unionized firms can manage their employee relations and operate just as effectively as non-union firms.

Highlights of this revised and updated edition include:

  • The workplace players
  • The boundaries of Human Resources Management (HRM)
  • Good HRM at work
  • Creating framework
  • Communicating expectations
  • Enforcing standards
  • Encouraging suggestions and complaints: Grievances and arbitrations
  • Renewal and change

The key is to understand both the terms of the collective agreement and the nature and application of management rights. By being pro-active in this regard, and not waiting for the union to initiate action under the agreement, HR managers can achieve superior results on behalf of their organization.