Unions For Academic Library Support Staff: Impact On Workers And The Workplace (New Directions In Information Management),New

Unions For Academic Library Support Staff: Impact On Workers And The Workplace (New Directions In Information Management),New

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In this first booklength study of collective bargaining by library support staff employees, Professor Kusack addresses issues that will help to determine the future of the nation's academic libraries. He begins by discussing current trends and the history of collective bargaining in university libraries. The collective bargaining literature dealing with white collar and clerical employees is reviewed, and implications for librariesespecially possible changes in compensation levels and shifts in productivityare considered. The results of a comparative study of more than 200 university libraries with and without staff unions are presented in detail. The analysis provides information on how unionization affects compensation patterns, selected employment policies and practices, and personnel and budget characteristics; and it examines the relationships between environment variables, including the type of institutional control and the level of unionization in the state and region. Finally, the author summarizes the results and possible implications of this and other research and suggests techniques and areas for study that might prove productive.

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