Labor Relations

As the economy changed from agrarian to industrial, the individual's source of employment changed.  The majority of workers lost direct control of their economic destinies.  The shift from self-employed to employee brought about a need for a whole new type of communications called industrial relations.  Labor Relations explains the industrial relations communications.

This course will give you the following:

1.  Historical and legal framework of unions.

2.  Labor practices and dynamics of a labor union.

3.  Collective bargaining.

4.  Economics of unions.

5.  Special challenges facing construction workers.

NEF - An approved Quality Education Provider by the American Council for Construction Education (ACCE).