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Consideration of individual labor disputes in the pre-trial order. Formation of the labor disputes commission

Voprosy trudovogo prava (Labor law issues)
The article highlights the issues of consideration of an individual labor dispute in pre-trial order. The formation of a labor dispute commission is considered, the direction of representatives of the parties to the composition of the commission and the ...
J. Ivanchina
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An Empirical Investigation of Settlement and Litigation - The Case of Taiwanese Labor Disputes

, 2010
Using newly collected data on labor disputes in Taiwan, we study the characteristics of cases settled out of court, cases dropped after settlement fails, and cases actually brought to court.
Kuo‐Chang Huang, Kong‐Pin Chen, C. Lin   +2 more
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Violence in American Labor Disputes

The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 1966
Although most strikes in the United States have been peaceful, differences over the terms of employment have on occasion generated violent clashes. In cases where the union is recognized, strikes seldom lead to violent encounters. However, in unorganized strikes or in those which have arisen in an effort to gain recognition, the use of violence is ...
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A human resources and legal risk management framework for labour disputes in the petroleum industry

Open Access Research Journal of Science and Technology
The petroleum industry is vital to many economies but is often plagued by labor disputes that can disrupt operations and affect profitability. This paper proposes a comprehensive Human Resources and Legal Risk Management Framework specifically tailored ...
Oluwaseun Adeola Bakare, Onoriode Reginald Aziza, Ngozi Samuel Uzougbo, Portia Oduro   +3 more
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Government Coercion in Labor Disputes

The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 1920
INDUSTRIAL peace will become a present fact when those who are engaged in industry desire it and have the vision to take the steps necessary to its realization. It is primarily the workshop and not the legislature which has the opportunity and the capacity to make an end of the strife between capital and labor.
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Labor Disputes Commissiotis at Enterprises and Institutions

Problems in Economics, 1960
The regulations covering the procedure for reviewing labor disputes, as approved by the Decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR of January 31, 1957, introduced important changes in the former procedure and created conditions for the settlement of disputes directly at the enterprises and institutions.
V. Skobelkin, E. Gershaiaov
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Municipal Government and Labor Disputes

American Political Science Review, 1937
As a means of settling labor disputes, strikes benefit no element in the community. Their financial costs to workers, industry, capital, consumers, government, and society cannot be accurately totaled but may be amply demonstrated. Strikes are costly not only in terms of money, but also because they prejudice just and intelligent solutions of the ...
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Labor Disputes and Their Settlement.

Industrial and Labor Relations Review, 1956
Edgar L. Warren, Kurt Braun
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Arbitration of Labor Disputes.

Industrial and Labor Relations Review, 1948
Samuel R. Zack, William J. Isaacson
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Arbitration of Labor Disputes in Great Britain

ILR Review, 1948
Great Britain is at the present time engaged in the momentous experiment of reconciling broad economic planning for the country as a whole with the greatest possible amount of freedom for its individual components. The difficulties are apparent and can be readily studied in the field of collective bargaining.
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