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Negotiation : the art of mutual gains bargaining / David J. Corry, Courtenay M. Mercier.
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Title:Negotiation : the art of mutual gains bargaining / David J. Corry, Courtenay M. Mercier.
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Author/Creator:Corry, David J., 1954-
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Other Contributors/Collections:Mercier, Courtenay, 1979-
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Published/Created:Aurora, ON : Canada Law Book, ©2010.
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Location:LAW LIBRARY (level 3)Where is this?
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Call Number: HD6971.5 .C674 2010
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Number of Items:1
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Status:Available
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Location:LAW LIBRARY (level 3)Where is this?
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Library of Congress Subjects:Collective bargaining--Canada.
Negotiation in business--Canada.
Labor unions--Law and legislation--Canada.
Labor laws and legislation--Canada.
Collective bargaining.
Negotiation in business.
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Edition:2nd ed.
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Description:viii, 202 p. : ill ; 23 cm.
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Notes:Includes bibliographical references and index.
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ISBN:9780888044945 :
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Contents:1. Mutual Gains Bargaining
Introduction
Mutual Gains Bargaining
2. Union-Management Relationship
Attitudinal Relationship
Legitimacy
Trust
Prevailing Attitude of Friendliness or Hostility
Prevailing Attitude of Individualism or Co-operation
Antecedent Determinants
Personality of Key Leaders
Union-Management Ideology
External Factors
Actual Bargaining Experiences
Attitudinal Structuring Activities
Newly Certified Bargaining Unit
Ongoing Relations Between Management and the Union
Historical Administration of the Collective Agreement
Threat, Viability and Impact of Strike or Lock-Out
Emergent Relationship Between Union and Management
Conflict
Containment/Aggression
Accommodation
Co-operation
Collusion
Functional Consequences
Improving Union-Management Relations
Summary
3. Preparation for Collective Bargaining
Introduction
Value of Preparation
Know Your Opponent
External Data
Internal Information and Data
Input from Stakeholders
Input from Union Stakeholders
Identification and Formulation of Management Issues
Identification and Formulation of Union Issues
Stragetic Preparations
Management Strategic Preparations
Union Strategic Preparations
Bargaining Team
Management Bargaining Team
Union Bargaining Team
Characteristics of Effective Bargaining Team Personnel
Collective Bargaining Database
Checklists
Management Checklist to Prepare for Collective Bargaining
Union Checklist to Prepare for Collective Bargaining
4. Negotiation
Introduction
Essential Prerequisites for Bargaining
Three Phases of Collective Bargaining
Phase I. Antagonistic Phase
Phase II. Search Phase
Phase III. Crisis Phase
Experience and Personality of the Negotiators
Inter-Party Bargaining
Making the First Offer
Responding to the First Offer
What Should Your First Offer Be?
Creating Value in Negotiation
Investigative Negotiation
Major Types of Bargaining
Positional Bargaining
General
Initial Proposal Stage
Conduct at the Bargaining Table
Making Proposals and Counter-Proposals
Positional Bargaining Strategies
Gradual Commitment Strategy
Early Firm Commitment Strategy
Relevant Range Commitment Strategy
Three Phases of Positional Bargaining
Substantive Bias and Positional Bargaining Strategies
Self-Serving Interpretations
Mythical Fixed Pie
Non-Rational Escalation of Commitment
Over-Confidence
Overlooking the Perspective of the Other Party
Overweighting Vivid Information
Overly Narrow Focus on Information Relevant to the Negotiation
Avoiding Negotiation Breakdown
Is Positional Bargaining Inevitable?
Mutual Gains Bargaining Strategies
Preparation for Mutual Gains Bargaining
Overview of Mutual Gains Bargaining
Pre-Negotiation Meeting
Meetings
Opening Statement
Agreement as to Issues and Order of Bargaining
Mutual Gains Bargaining Method
Interests
Separate People from the Problem
Dealing with Irrationality
Breakdown in Trust
Dealing with Anger
Invent Options for Mutual Gain
Objective Criteria
BATNA
WATNA
Negotiation Ju-Jitsu
Taming the Hard Bargainer
Money and Economic Issues
Budget review procedures
Creative search for solutions
Mutual definitions and understandings in place
Safeguard provisions have been created
Results can be shown to be legitimate
Constituents have been actively involved in the process
Reaching Final Agreement
Problems in Applying Mutual Gains Bargaining
Reality of Mixed Bargaining
Mediation Breakdown and Avoiding Deadlock
Ratification.