Union Organizing Awareness Update
SHRM Labor Relations Special Expertise Panel 2008
Presentation Contents
- Legal Lay of the Land
- The Labor Movement is Energized
- Organizing Trends and Tactics
- Reasons Employees Resort to Unionization
- Union Organizing Early Warning Signs
- The Anatomy of a Union Campaign
- Prohibited Conduct During Organizing Campaign
- What Management Can Say About Unions
- Creating a Positive Operating Climate To Avoid Unionization Threats
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