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Labor Relations Law Cases and Materials - Fifteenth Edition - Charles B. Craver

Name: Labor Relations Law Cases and Materials - Fifteenth Edition - Charles B. Craver
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Author: Charles B. Craver

by Charles B. Craver

ISBN: 9781531032548
Publisher: Carolina Academic Press

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Labor Relations Law Cases and Materials Fifteenth Edition Charles B. Craver

ISBN: 9781531032548

This comprehensive casebook offers an in-depth study of the union-management relationship across its major stages. Following the general structure of the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA), it begins by examining employees’ rights to organize, the regulation of union organizing campaigns, and questions of employee representation. It then explores the use of economic pressure, the formation of collective bargaining relationships, the negotiation of collective agreements, and the enforcement of those agreements.

The book also addresses the relationship between the NLRA and other federal and state laws, including its interaction with Title VII, major preemption doctrines, the enforcement of strike prohibitions, and the Norris-LaGuardia Act. It incorporates significant developments in labor law while keeping the material manageable for a traditional three- or four-credit course.

The fifteenth edition is thoroughly updated, with coverage of the NLRB’s new framework for voluntary recognition and recent constitutional challenges to the NLRA. More than 60 hypothetical problems help students assess their understanding of established legal principles while exploring difficult questions that may not have clear answers.

A comprehensive Teacher’s Manual accompanies the casebook, featuring detailed explanations of the hypothetical problems, sample syllabuses, and examinations. A biennial supplement is also provided to help instructors and students stay current with continuing developments in labor law.

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