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> >From:   [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Nancy Fox)
> >Sender: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Training and Development List)
> >Reply-to:       [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Nancy Fox)
> >Date: 96-01-31 03:08:57 EST
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> >Request for help:  TEAM Act in Trouble
> >
> >My name is Nancy Fox, and I am public relations director for
> >Development Dimensions International (DDI), a human resource training
> >and consulting firm.  On February 8th, 1996, members of our company
> >will testify in the Senate to ask for passage of the TEAM Act.  (The
> >House of Representatives has already passed the amendment.)
> >
> >Background:  The TEAM Act is an amendment to Section (a)(8) of the
> >National Labor Relations Act.  When this section was enacted in the
> >1930s, it was meant to prevent company-run  sham  unions.  The National
> >Labor Relations Board s most recent interpretations of this section
> >brand almost all employee involvement initiatives as illegal
> >employer-dominated labor organizations.  The TEAM Act would enable
> >employers and employees to seize improvement opportunities while
> >preserving the prohibition against the sham unions.  Without passage of
> >this act, the only legal mechanism for employers and employees to
> >discuss workplace issues will be traditional collective bargaining.
> >
> >Request:  I m interested in talking with people from companies that are
> >worried about their employee involvement initiatives or that may be
> >holding back team building implementations or other employee
> >involvement initiatives because of concern about these legal issues.
> >Please e-mail me with your input or let me know of other individuals or
> >organizations whom I can contact about this issue.  We will not be
> >using company names without permission, and will protect company
> >identities in our testimony.
> >
> >You can reach me at [EMAIL PROTECTED] or 412-257-3860.  I need to
> >hear from you by Thursday, February 1 at noon.  Thank you.
> >
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> Stephen J. Havlovic, Ph.D.
> Associate Professor
> Faculty of Business Administration
> Simon Fraser University
> Burnaby, B.C., Canada V5A 1S6
> Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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