Labor and management continue to combat mutual problems in 1985. (industrial relations and collective bargaining in 1985)

From: Monthly Labor Review | Date: January 1, 1986| Author: Ruben, George | Copyright information

Labor and management continue to combat mutual problems in 1985

Labor-management relations in 1985 were about the same as they have been since 1982. Wage settlements continued to be modest, because of management's pressure for restraint to aid in overcoming competitive problems. Union priorities focused on preserving jobs or aiding displaced workers. Continued moderate increases in consumer prices and employment enhanced the bargaining environment. Major collective barg...

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