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Monthly Archives: October 2017
How Leadership Can Create That “We” Culture
We’ve blogged the last few weeks about the need for both unions and corporations to have effective leadership and we gave both “to-do” lists. One of the items on the corporate “to-do” list was to establish a “we” culture. In … Continue reading
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Do You Know: What is the Most Important Skill for Labor and Management Leaders?
Over the past few weeks, we have written about the responsibilities of both labor and management in meeting the needs of today’s workforce. Today, I want to focus on the most important quality for both: leadership. Do not confuse leadership … Continue reading
Posted in CALMC, Change Management, Columbus Area Labor-Management Committee, Employee Engagement, Employee Involvement, Labor-Management Committees, Labor-Management Cooperation, Systemic change, Teamwork
Tagged CALMC, Columbus Area Labor-Management Committee, Continuous Improvement, effective leadership, employee engagement, employee involvement, genuine leaders, involvement, labor management relations, Labor-Management Committees, process improvement, Systemic change, working together, workplace problem-solving
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Time To Get Back To The “We” Era
The last several blogs have focused on unions and how they have helped the U.S. both socially and economically. We also looked at unions themselves and what they need to do for any future comeback. This week, we’re going to … Continue reading
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Reshaping Unions for the Future – Involving Younger Employees
In earlier articles, we’ve offered some thoughts on the role of unions in the workplace. Today, I want to share some other ideas on unions and what they need to do to maintain relevance with today’s workers. Last week, we … Continue reading
Posted in CALMC, Columbus Area Labor-Management Committee, Customer Service, Employee Engagement, Employee Involvement, Employee Training, Labor-Management Cooperation
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Did You Know Unions Are More Popular With Younger Workers?
We’ve been blogging on the need for unions and how they can help improve the country and how they helped in the past. Last week’s blog said there is the possibility of a union comeback actually occurring. There is potential … Continue reading
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