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Faculty collective bargaining can be viewed from either an institutional or an individual perspective. Institutions in which faculties have elected bargaining are disproportionately public, two year institutions in states with legislation favoring collective bargaining by public employees. (aussieker and Garbarino, 1973; Begin, Faculty members favor fcb most in institutions with small financial resources, few research expenditures and lower selection standards for students (ladd and Lipset, Private, four - year institutions that have adopted pcb have fewer financial resources and lower faculty salary increases than similar institutions that have not adopted fcb. They are also smaller, less prestigious, and oriented to preparation of students for minor professional occupations rather than a more general academic education (hardigan, Thus the decision of a faculty to adopt collective bargaining probably is related to the environment of its particular institution and the ability of the institution to obtain resources from that environment. Nonetheless.

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Excerpt from Factors Supporting Faculty Collective Bargaining

Dr. Gruenfeld is on the faculty at the New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations, Cornell University. We thank Ann E. MacEachron for developing the Guttman scale used in this study. She, along with Lawrence K.Williams, Richard B. Darlington, Thomas Kochan, and Lee Dyer, provided helpful comments on this paper. The New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations and the General Electric Company provided financial support for this study.

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