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Women, Minorities, and Unions in the Public Sector (Hardcover, New)
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Riccucci presents a well-researched analysis of the public-sector
relationship of women and minorities to unions as well as the
influence of unions on the wage and employment opportunities of
women and minorities. Separate chapters discuss female and minority
membership in public-sector unions, the legal obligations of unions
to females and minorites, joint labor-management cooperation,
including equal-opportunity and affirmative action committees and
apprenticeship programs, women in uniformed service jobs, and
unions and comparable worth. Choice Although in recent years much
attention has been paid to affirmative action and the employment
patterns of women and minorities in the public sector, there has
been little attention placed on union involvement in these
employment patterns; the role of unions in the private sector has
been of concern to policymakers and scholars for decades. In Women,
Minorities, and Unions in the Public Sector, Riccucci examines this
discrepancy on the premise that although unions in the public
sector are important decision makers in the employment of women and
minorities, they are overlooked largely because their formal powers
tend to be circumscribed due to their operation in the government
as opposed to the private sector sphere. The research presented in
this book suggests that unions in the public sector often possess
de facto power to influence the employment progress of women and
minorities in government work forces. Through legal, political, and
historical frameworks, Riccucci examines the patterns of union
involvement and addresses issues that are pertinent to both women
and minorities. She provides an up-to-date list of case law as well
as current data on the percentage of women and minorities in public
sector unions.
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