The Labor sector

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Preface = ⅶ
• PART 1 THE LABOR SECTOR : AN OVERVIEW
• 1 Labor as a Producer and Consumer of Income = 5
• PART 2 LABOR AS A SELLER OF SERVICES
• 2 The Labor Force = 19
• 3 Occupational Mobility = 36
• 4 Job Mobility = 51
• PART 3 LABOR AS A MOVEMENT
• 5 Unions as Agents and Institutions = 69
• 6 Labor as a Movement: The Period to 1900 = 91
• 7 Labor as a Movement: The Period since 1900 = 104
• 8 The Role of Law in Union-Employer Relations = 123
• 9 The Role of Law in Union-Membership Relations = 157
• 10 The Government of Unions = 180
• 11 Collective Bargaining Ⅰ : The Structure and the Process = 203
• 12 Collective Bargaining Ⅱ : Management Rights and Bargaining Power = 219
• 13 Collective Bargaining Ⅲ : The Content and Administration of the Agreement = 240
• 14 Theories of the Labor Movement = 268
• PART 4 LABOR AS A FACTOR OF PRODUCTION
• 15 From Wage Rates and Salaries to Labor Costs = 295
• 16 Management of personnel Relations = 316
• PART 5 LABOR AS A MARKET
• 17 Supply and Demand of the Labor Factor = 343
• 18 The Determination of Wages = 375
• 19 The Allocation of Workers and theDistribution of Income = 410
• PART 6 LABOR AS A PRESSURE GROUP
• 20 Labor's Political Action = 443
• PART 7 LABOR AS THE SUBJECT OF SOCIAL PROTECTION
• 21 Minimum Wages and Maximum Hours = 463
• 22 Accidents and Illness = 492
• 23 Unemployment = 515
• 24 Old Age and Retirement = 542
• 25 Poverty amid Plenty : The American Paradox = 559
• PART 8 LABOR IN RELATION TO THE PERFORMANCE OF THE ECONOMY
• 26 Strikes and the Public = 577
• 27 The Monopoly Powers of Unions = 607
• 28 Full Employment and Inflation = 623
• 29 A Look to the future = 655
• Index = 665