The Process of Collective Bargaining and the Question of its Obsolescence

Argues that collective bargaining performs a fundamental and valuable function which cannot be fulfilled as well in U.S. society by any other means. Abuse or perversion suffered by collective bargaining in some quarters; Critique of assertions made that collective bargaining may be inadequate to solve modern problems. (Abstract copyright EBSCO.)

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