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HR 323 - Employee and Labor Relations


Credits: (4 credits)

Explores the legal and management aspects of employee-management relationships, including labor union-management relationships. The impact of labor and employee relations on workforce focuses on productivity and organizational success. Topics include employee relations management; collective bargaining and election procedures; union representation, negotiations and good-faith bargaining; and, grievance systems and arbitration.

Prerequisite/Corequisite
Prerequisite: MG 302.

Learning Outcomes
Upon completion of this course, the student will be able to do the following:

  1. Identify and discuss complex employee relations issues that Human Resource professionals must consider and resolve on a daily basis;
  2. Recognize and explain the effect of properly applied employee relation strategies on the individual employee and competitive advantages of well-developed company policies;
  3. Identify and articulate the complexity and difficulty faced by employees and their managers dealing with employee and workplace issues;
  4. Acquire and demonstrate a systematic way to analyze and resolve those critical and complex employee relation and workplace issues found in every business within a number of contexts, including financial, legal, operational, ethical and cultural;
  5. Demonstrate professional writing and presentation skills suitable for a business environment.




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