Advanced Economics Week #3 Spring 2012. Advanced Economics 4/2/12 OBJECTIVE: Begin examination of labor. I. Journal#9 pt.A -Watch.

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Advanced Economics Week #3 Spring 2012

Advanced Economics 4/2/12 OBJECTIVE: Begin examination of labor. I. Journal#9 pt.A -Watch the following: -Apple Supplier Foxconn Pledges Better Working Conditions, but Will it Deliver?Apple Supplier Foxconn Pledges Better Working Conditions, but Will it Deliver? II. Journal#9 pt.B -notes on labor Notice: 48 Days until the Senior’s Last Day! Notice: Chapter#8 Homework Due Thursday!

1.) Closed Shop Employer agrees to hire only union members

2.) Fact-finding An agreement between the union and management to have a neutral 3 rd party collect facts about a dispute & present nonbinding recommendations

3.) Giveback Is a wage, fringe benefit, or work rule given up when a contract is renegotiated

4.) Grievance procedure A provision for resolving issues that may come up later-may be included in the final contract

5.) Arbitration A process by which both sides agree to place their differences before a 3 rd party whose decision will be accepted as final

6.) Mediation The process of brining in a neutral 3 rd person or persons to help settle a dispute

7.) Strike Refusal to work until certain demands are met

8.) Lockout Refusal to let works work until managements demands are met

9.) Modified Union Shop Workers do not have to belong to a union to be hired and can not be made to join one to keep their jobs. If they join the union, they must remain a member for as long as they are employed

10.) Right-to-work-law State law making it illegal to force workers to join a labor union

Advanced Economics 4/3/12 OBJECTIVE: Examine a collective bargaining agreement. I. Attendance II. CFT Contract -look at an actual contract Notice: 47 Days until the Senior’s Last Day! Notice: Chapter#8 Homework Due Thursday!

Advanced Economics 4/4/12 OBJECTIVE: Examine a collective bargaining agreement. I. Attendance II. Continue examination of the CFT Contract -look at an actual contract Notice: 46 Days until the Senior’s Last Day! Notice: Chapter#8 Homework Due Tomorrow!

Advanced Economics 4/5/12 OBJECTIVE: Examine the union movement at the end of the 19 th & the beginning of the 20 th Century. I. Attendance II. Watch: America the Story of Us. -watch the episode cities Notice: 45 Days until the Senior’s Last Day!

Schedule Today 4/6/12 1st Hour 7:41 – 8:35 am 2nd Hour 8:40 – 9:30 am 4th Hour 9:35 – 10:25 am 3rd Hour 10:30 – 11:55 am 1st Lunch 10:30 – 10:55 am 2nd Lunch 11:00 – 11:25 am 3rd Lunch 11:30 – 11:55 am 5th Hour 12:00 – 12:50 pm Assembly 1:00 – 2:15 pm