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ERIC TITLE NUMBER: ED340286 AUTHOR: Johnson, Beth



TITLE: Collective Bargaining in Higher Education and the
Professions. Bibliography No. 17.

YEAR PUBLISHED: 1989
NOTE: 100 p.
AVAILABILITY: York, NY 10010 ($25.00).

ABSTRACT: This bibliography is an annual accounting of
current state-of-the-art research and writings on
collective bargaining in higher education and the
professions. Sources include books, monographs,
dissertations, journals, periodicals, speeches and
newspaper articles. In "Part I- Faculty Bibliography" the
following topics are covered: academic freedom,
administration, affirmative action, AIDS in the work place,
arbitration and mediation, collective bargaining,
collective bargaining-Canada, community colleges,
comparable worth, computers, contracts and contract issues,
discipline and dismissal, discrimination, drug testing,
elections, ethics, evaluation, excellence, faculty, faculty
organizations, financial exigency, fiscal issues, fringe
benefits, governance, grievance procedures, higher
education, legal issues, legislation, librarians
(academic), long-range planning, merit pay, National Labor
Relations Board, non-faculty, part-time faculty, personnel
administration, public sector labor relations, quality of
work life, retirement, retrenchment, salaries, strikes,
tenure, women faculty, Yeshiva. "Part II--Professions and
Professional Bibliography" lists health care administration
and institutions, health care professions, nurses,
professions, professions--sports. The next section, "Part
III--Information Guides" lists bibliographies and
directories, resources and periodicals, and useful sources
of information. The final section contains author and
subject indexes. Also included is a list of acronyms and
abbreviations. (JB)

KEY DESCRIPTORS: Academic-Freedom; Acquired-Immune
Deficiency-Syndrome; Administration-; Affirmative-Action;
Arbitration-; College-Faculty; Community-Colleges;
Comparable-Worth; Computers-; Contracts-; Dismissal
Personnel; Drug-Use-Testing; Educational-Quality; Elections
; Equal-Opportunities-Jobs; Ethics-; Faculty-Evaluation;
Faculty-Organizations; Financial-Exigency;
Financial-Policy; Fringe-Benefits; Governance-;
Grievance-Procedures; Labor Relations; Legal-Problems;
Legislation-; Librarians-; Long Range-Planning; Merit-Pay;
Part-Time-Faculty; Personnel Management; Public-Sector;
Quality-of-Working-Life; Teacher Discipline
KEY DESCRIPTORS: *Collective-Bargaining; *Higher-Education

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