TAILIEUCHUNG - THE KOHLER STRIKE Union Violence and Administrative Law

I have followed the Kohler Company's struggle with the United Automobile Workers Union for years, as stage after stage of the dispute has demonstrated the things that have gone wrong in the labor policy of the United States. But its full value as a textbook illustration of the defects of our labor policy was not complete until August 26, 1960, when the National Labor Relations Board handed down its decision on the charges brought by the UAW against the company. With that decision, the dispute acquires an historic significance, for now it points up in a dramatic way all the principal shortcomings of our present labor policy | THE KOHLER STRIKE Union Violence and Administrative Law by SYLVESTER PETRO Professor of Law New York University School of Law HENRY REGNERY COMPANY Chicago 1961 c 1961 by Henry Regnery Company Chicago Manufactured in the United States of America. Library of Congress Card No. 61-16005 First printing January 1961 Second printing March 1961 CONTENTS PREFACE V PART I KOHLER AND THE AUTO WORKERS UNION 1. KOHLER OF KOHLER 1 2. THE SEQUENCE OF EVENTS BEFORE THE STRIKE 4 3. THE STRIKE BEGINS VIOLENCE AND BARGAINING IN THE SUMMER OF 1954 11 4. THE SEPTEMBER NEGOTIATIONS 23 5. THE BOYCOTT THE CLAYBOAT RIOT AND CONCLUD- ING EVENTS 31 PART II THE NLRB DECISION 6. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE DECISION 41 7. the NLRB ON WHAT PROLONGED THE STRIKE 46 1. The Three-Cent Increase 47 2. The Failure To Supply Wage Information 54 5. The Striking Shell Department Employees 60 4. The September Negotiations 67 5. The Unilateral Increase of August 5 1955 72 6. Alex Doottei 75 8. THE spying and other alleged unfair practices 79 1. The Spying 79 2. The Solicitation of Alois Forstner 84 3. The Coercion of Gordon Majerus 85 4. The Evictions .

• Luật học
• Wage Information
• September Negotiations
• ALLEGED UNFAIR
• Gordon Majerus
• BREAKING UNIONS
• WINNING STRIKES
• The demand for resources
• Wage determination
• Natural resource
• Energy economics
• Information asymmetries
• Public choice theory
• The economics of taxation
• Antitrust policy