Morris A Horowitz
Biographic Data
| ID | 314997 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Morris A Horowitz |
| GIVEN NAMES | Morris A |
| FAMILY NAME | Horowitz |
| SIGNATURE | HOROWITZ M A |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 17 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 17 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1954 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1996 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Collective Bargaining in the Public Sector
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Training and Recruitment Effects of Technical Change
Entry-Level Health Occupations: Development and Future
Health Personnel: Meeting the Explosive Demand for Medical Care
In Quest of the Manpower Grail: Politics, Planning and Pluralism
Manpower Perspective of Colombia
More Doubts About Average Training Times Computed From GED and SVP Levels
Occupational Data Requirements for Education Planning: Proceedings of a Conference
Regulating Union Government
Trade Union Monograph Series
Manpower Utilization in the Railroad Industry: An Analysis of Working Rules and Practices
The New York Hotel Industry: A Labor Relations Study
The New York Hotel Industry. A Labor Relations Study
The Diesel Firemen Issue on the Railroads
There is little chance that the railroad firemen will win the current struggle with American railroad management to retain their place in the cabs of diesel locomotives in freight and yard service. This is the major conclusion of this article which describes the background of the diesel firemen issue, summarizes the findings and recommendations of a Canadian Royal Commission which recently investigated this issue on the Canadian Pacific Railway, …
Administrative Problems of WSB: Rejoinder
The Railroads' Dual System of Payment: A Make-Work Rule
Examines the dual system of payment and make-work rules in U.S. railroads as of 1955. Definition of a make-work rule; Origin and development of the working rule; Early wage systems; Development of the dual system; Evaluation of the dual system; Criticisms and defense of the rule; Social desirability of the rule; Earnings under the dual system. (Abstract copyright EBSCO.)
Administrative Problems of the Wage Stabilization Board
Tripartitism is a widely used device in government agencies, particularly in the area of labor relations. Valuable as a means of securing cooperation from conflicting interest groups in formulation and carrying out of policies, it has long been recognized, however, to be a scheme which may create as many difficulties as it resolves. Especially does this seem to have been the case with the recent Wage Stabilization Board, according to Dr. Horowitz…
Administrative Problems of the Wage Stabilization Board
Tripartitism is a widely used device in government agencies, particularly in the area of labor relations. Valuable as a means of securing cooperation from conflicting interest groups in formulation and carrying out of policies, it has long been recognized, however, to be a scheme which may create as many difficulties as it resolves. Especially does this seem to have been the case with the recent Wage Stabilization Board, according to Dr. Horowitz…
Administrative Problems of the Wage Stabilization Board
Tripartitism is a widely used device in government agencies, particularly in the area of labor relations. Valuable as a means of securing cooperation from conflicting interest groups in formulation and carrying out of policies, it has long been recognized, however, to be a scheme which may create as many difficulties as it resolves. Especially does this seem to have been the case with the recent Wage Stabilization Board, according to Dr. Horowitz…
Administrative Problems of WSB: Rejoinder
The Railroads' Dual System of Payment: A Make-Work Rule
Examines the dual system of payment and make-work rules in U.S. railroads as of 1955. Definition of a make-work rule; Origin and development of the working rule; Early wage systems; Development of the dual system; Evaluation of the dual system; Criticisms and defense of the rule; Social desirability of the rule; Earnings under the dual system. (Abstract copyright EBSCO.)
The Diesel Firemen Issue on the Railroads
There is little chance that the railroad firemen will win the current struggle with American railroad management to retain their place in the cabs of diesel locomotives in freight and yard service. This is the major conclusion of this article which describes the background of the diesel firemen issue, summarizes the findings and recommendations of a Canadian Royal Commission which recently investigated this issue on the Canadian Pacific Railway, …
Manpower Utilization in the Railroad Industry: An Analysis of Working Rules and Practices
The New York Hotel Industry: A Labor Relations Study
The New York Hotel Industry. A Labor Relations Study
Trade Union Monograph Series
Regulating Union Government
More Doubts About Average Training Times Computed From GED and SVP Levels
Occupational Data Requirements for Education Planning: Proceedings of a Conference
Manpower Perspective of Colombia
In Quest of the Manpower Grail: Politics, Planning and Pluralism
Entry-Level Health Occupations: Development and Future
Health Personnel: Meeting the Explosive Demand for Medical Care
Training and Recruitment Effects of Technical Change
Collective Bargaining in the Public Sector
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