Labor and workforce development : publication
Learn about employment, wage and training trends in Missouri's food, agriculture and forestry workforce. Plus, see what it will take to fill jobs in these industries.
Explore historical models of collective bargaining in the U.S., from early political and economic unions to modern labor organization strategies.
Explore behavioral factors that influence union bargaining power, including solidarity, organizational dynamics, and member engagement strategies.
Discover tips and guidance on building sound footings and foundations to ensure strong, long-lasting structures.
Revised by Douglas Swanson, June 2022
Original author: Paul Rainsberger, JD
In this section, some of the major techniques and tactics relevant to the actual bargaining sessions with management are discussed. Visit our site today.
This publication outlines standards for interpreting collective bargaining agreements, focusing on arbitration principles and contract language clarity.
Learn about the economic impact of opioid use disorder in Missouri, including its effects on employment, healthcare, and key industries.
Learn how entrepreneurial dynamics, such as business startups and closures, influence economic growth and development across Missouri counties.
Explore federal contracting trends in Missouri, focusing on opportunities, key sectors, and how businesses can leverage the state's economic growth.
U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis county-level measures of gross domestic product provide an important barometer to gauge the health of state, metropolitan and local economies. Read highlights of some of the key GDP trends for Missouri and its regions.
Explore the seven tests of just cause in employment discipline, their origins, and application in unionized and non-unionized workplace settings.
Learn good human resource practices related to employee recruitment, hiring, onboarding, training and termination that your farm or agribusiness can use.
Mark C. White, University of Missouri
Kristin Arnette, Missouri Economic Research and Information Center
Alan Spell, Missouri Economic Research and Information Center
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Many Missourians still suffer from the effects of COVID-19. This publication will explore the implications of Long COVID and its impact on workers.