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I have used this site since the Introduction of EFCA. Great info., reliable comments and I have respect for those leading this organization.
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Thank you for help. Your recommendation to add Fred Grubb to our negotiation team was right on. He has been a God-send. His counsel has kept me from the steel bar hotel. I cannot deal with habitual liars. You need to talk with him to understand what I mean. Fred said he could “write a book” about this negotiation, it has been so bizarre.
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Strike Preparation

literature Strike PreparationStrikes are devastating events that could often be avoided if the company engaged in proper bargaining, communications and preparation. LRI bargaining consultants have extensive experience in how strikes happen and how to avoid them. A union facing a well-prepared employer knows that calling a strike is suicide. The trick is to make it clear to union leadership, and to the members being asked to vote on a strike, that the company is well prepared. Such preparation must begin months before a potential strike threat – so give LRI a call about one year before your next contract expires.


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