Paradise Lost; Or Whatever Happened to the Chicago Social Workers?

Explores the collective bargaining experience of the social workers at Cook County Department of Public Aid (CCDPA) in Cook County, Illinois. Status of public policy in Illinois that promotes collective bargaining; Role of bureaucracy and politics in the collective bargaining efforts of CCDPA; Resul...

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Published in:Industrial & labor relations review 1969-04, Vol.22 (3), p.323-338
Main Author: Weber, Arnold R.
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Chicago, Ill
Collective bargaining
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Industrial relations
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Public sector
Social work
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County employees
Employees
Human resources
Industrial relations
Labor management relations
Political parties
Public assistance
Public sector
Social work
Social worker/Social workers
Social workers
Union contracts
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