A Way of Thinking about Collective Bargaining: Circumstance, Policy, Law and Actuality

The Thinking Way of Confucianism and the Rule of Law

Confucianism as the old ideology had been criticized for a long time from the official point of view in China; however, its core value is still influencing Chinese society. On the way towards road of the rule of law, Confucianism is considered playing the negative role. It is necessary to study the framework of Confucianism systematically so as to understand why the rule of law shows difference...

Ageing societies and challenges for collective bargaining policy

A new way of thinking about fatigue: a reconceptualization.

PURPOSE/OBJECTIVES To present a reconceptualization of fatigue. DATA SOURCES Studies indexed in CINAHL, MEDLINE, PubMed, Psyc INFO, SPORTDiscus, and CancerLit from 1995-2004; studies included in the bibliographies of indexed articles; and five qualitative studies conducted by the author. DATA SYNTHESIS Tiredness and exhaustion are conceptually distinct from fatigue. All three concepts are l...

A third grader’s way of thinking about linear function tables

This paper is inscribed within the research effort to produce evidence regarding primary school students’ learning of algebra. Given the results obtained so far in the research community, we are convinced that young elementary school students can successfully learn algebra. Moreover, children this young can make use of different representational systems, including function tables, algebraic not...

The introduction of good faith bargaining in Western Australia: Policy origins and implications for collective bargaining

The introduction of good faith bargaining in Western Australia: Policy origins and implications for collective bargaining Michael Gillan and Donella Caspersz University of Western Australia The Australian Industrial Relations Commission ruled in 2003 that there was no legal duty on parties to bargain in ‘good faith’. In Western Australia, the Gallop Labor Government has introduced good faith ba...