The Kohler Strike: Union Violence and Administrative LawIn giving an account of the conflict between the Kohler Co. and the United Automobile Workers Union, the author calls for reform in labor policy. |
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PART | 1 |
THE SEQUENCE OF EVENTS BEFORE THE STRIKE | 4 |
VIOLENCE AND BARGAINING IN THE SUMMER OF 1954 | 11 |
Copyright | |
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administrative agencies administrative law agreed agreement April arbitration August August 13 basis Board held Burkart charge collective bargaining company's concessions Conger continue demands department employees discharge dispute Dottei duty to bargain effect enamelware evidence fact faith five cents further meetings Graskamp holding inequities Judge Murphy June negotiations kangaroo court Kitzman Kohler employees Kohler management Kohler negotiators Kohler products Kohler Village large numbers Majerus March mass picketing Mazey McClellan Committee ment National Labor Relations NLRB's decision nonstrikers offered the union old contract pany parties plant ployees prolonged the strike proposals reached refusal to bargain reinstatement rejected rules secondary boycott September negotiations seven major issues Sheboygan Sheboygan County shell department strike began strikers guilty striking shell-department employees termination testified three-cent increase tion trial examiner trial examiner's unfair labor practice unfair practice union leaders union negotiators union violence unlawful conduct violation wage increase wage information wage offer WERB workers
