American and Hungarian labor decline: similar challenges, worlds apart, same solutions?

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Declining union membership and bargaining power in the US and Hungary are discussed, along with the efforts of organized labor in both countries to reverse the trend. Topics include the transition and reform of Hungarian unions, and the New Labor movement in the US.

Hungary, Comparative analysis, Collective bargaining

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Professors without picket signs (II): where is the professorate when it's needed the most?

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The duty of college professors to champion labor law principles for themselves and society is discussed

Political activity, College teachers, College faculty, Political aspects, Social justice

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Union salting since Town & Country: an analysis of new industry strategies

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Issues concerning the labor relations environment after the Supreme Court's ruling on union salting in NLRB v. Town & Country Electric, Inc., are discussed. A historical perspective of the practice as well as the industry and union positions, the NLRB, appellate court and Supreme Court rulings in Town & Country and a detailed discussion of union salting strategies and tactics are all provided.

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