LABOR AND PUBLIC WELFARE NINETY-THIRD CONGRESS SECOND SESSION ON S. 3295 TO GUARANTEE THE RIGHT OF EMPLOYEES TO ORGANIZE S. 3294 TO PROVIDE THAT EMPLOYEES OF STATES AND POLITI- ABORN GUN FORD! UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT Printed for the use of the Committee on Labor and Public Welfare U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE WASHINGTON: 1974 41-811 O COMMITTEE ON LABOR AND PUBLIC WELFARE HARRISON A. WILLIAMS, JR., New Jersey, Chairman JENNINGS RANDOLPH, West Virginia JACOB K. JAVITS, New York J. GLENN BEALL, JR., Maryland JOSEPH P. MCMURRAY, Staff Director and Chief Legislative Counsel ROY H. MILLENSON, Minority Staff Director Flynn, Ralph J., executive director, Coalition of American Public Employ- ees accompanied by James A. Harris, president, National Education As- sociation; Robert Chaning, Esq., general counsel, National Education Association; and Jerry Wurf, international president, American Feder- ation of State, County, and Municipal Employees, AFL-CIO, a panel_--- Harris, James A., president, National Education Association_ Wurf, Jerry, international president, American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees, AFL-CIO_ Chaning, Robert, general counsel, National Education Association___ Helsby, Robert D., chairman, New York State Public Relations Board; also representing Association of Labor Mediation Agencies, accompanied by Arvid Anderson, chairman, Office of Collective Bargaining, New York Shanker, Albert, president, American Federation of Teachers; accompanied by Philip Kugler, legislative representative, American Federation of Young, Hon. Coleman, mayor, city of Detroit, Mich__. Murphy, Richard, SEIU COPE and legislative director, Washington, D.C.; John Geagan, SEIU general organizer, Washington, D.C.; William Hardy, president, Illinois State Employees Association, SEIU Local 900, Springfield, Ill.; Rosemary Trump, president, Service Employees' Union Local 585, SEIU International Executive Board member, Pittsburgh, Pa.; Austin Grigsby, president, Los Angeles County Employees Associa- tion, SEIU Local 660, Los Angeles, Calif.; and Robert Mollica, vice presi- dent, Boston Social Workers Guild Local 509, Boston, Mass., a panel rep- resenting Service Employees International Union, AFL-CIO/CLC----- Waller, Jack A., legislative director, International Association of Fire Marshall, James, executive director, Assembly of Governmental Employees, accompanied by Edward T. Kreiner, executive director, Maryland Classi- fied Employees Associaton, Inc.; and Stephen S. Boynton, attorney-- Rafferty, Bernard, Philadelphia Association of School Administrators__ Craig, Robert, employee relations administrator, Los Angeles County; ac- companied by James Evans, legislative representative; and Jack Merel- man, Washington representative of County Supervisors' Association of California, representing the National Association of Counties______. Thompson, Robert T., chairman, Labor Relations Committee; accompanied by John Serunmgard, labor relations attorney, Chamber of Commerce of the United States: and Harold Lumb, consultant; accompanied by Michael Markowitz, director of labor management relations, National STATEMENTS Page Communications Workers of America, prepared statement.. Prepared statement__ Helsby, Robert D., chairman, New York State Public Relations Board; also Prepared statement__. Kiernan, Edward J., president, International Conference of Police Associations, prepared statement__ Marshall, James, executive director, Assembly of Governmental Employees, accompanied by Edward T. Kreiner, executive director, Maryland Classified Employees Association, Inc.; and Stephen S. Boynton, attorney Prepared statement-- Martin, James L., executive vice president, Public Service Research Coun- Michigan State Employees Association, prepared statement_. National Education Association, prepared statement_. National Right To Work Committee, prepared statement of, submitted by Rafferty, Bernard, Philadelphia Association of School Administrators___ Prepared statement___. Thompson, Robert T., chairman, Labor Relations Committee; accompanied by John Serumgard, labor relations attorney, Chamber of Commerce of the United States; and Harold Lumb, consultant; accompanied by Michael Markowitz, director of labor management relations, National Association of Manufacturers_. 372 343 49 119 123 184 186 383 311 332 352 317 290 123 359 385 342 270 281 345 United States Industrial Council, prepared statement_ 378 Waller, Jack A., legislative director, International Association of Fire 299 Prepared statement__ 302 Wilson, Henry T., prepared statement on behalf of the Laborers' International Union of North America, AFL-CIO__ 391 Wurf, Jerry, international president, American Federation of State, 140 Prepared statement 146 Young, Hon. Coleman, mayor, city of Detroit, Mich_ 286 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Articles, publications, etc.: Attitudes Toward the Recent Strike of Baltimore Public Employees, Collective Bargaining for Public Employees, American Federation of Page 58 325 239 In a Year-Public Employees Increase by 536,000 to 14 Million, from 48 50 172 Report of Federal Bar Council Committee on Labor Law comparing 198 Resolution adopted at annual meeting of Association of Labor Mediation Agencies, July 31, 1974- 262 Response by Mr. Wurf to questions raised by Senator Taft_. 169 105 205 Marshall, James, executive director, Assembly of Government Employees, from: Matheny, John B., president, California State Employees Associa- 316 Stewart, Jim., executive director, Texas Public Employees Asso- 312 Stewart, Karl E., executive secretary, the Ohio Civil Service Em- 314 Biemiller, Andrew J., director, Department of Legislation, Wash- 324 317 358 385 Wurf, Jerry, international president, American Federation of 168 Selected charts: Comprehensive mandatory bargaining laws for State and local Govern- Public Employee Work Stoppages-1974, New York State--- |