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:: Friday, October 12, 2007 ::
Labor and management, together at last - By Corydon Ireland, The Harvard University Gazette
Harvard University hosted “The Future of Labor Forum” last week (Oct. 2), a first-ever conference that brought together prominent voices from the sometimes adversarial worlds of management, unions, government, and the academy.
“It was a coming together” of experts on neutral ground — and at a critical juncture for American labor, said William J. Murphy, director of labor relations in Harvard’s Office of Human Resources, which helped sponsor the forum.------------------------------------------- posted 6:34 AM :: reference link ::
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