Bargaining Technological Change in Canadian Libraries. (Les negociations collectives et l'evolution technologique).
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1997
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| author | Harris, Roma M. Dilevko, Juris |
| author_facet | Harris, Roma M. Dilevko, Juris Harris, Roma M. Dilevko, Juris |
| collection | Education Resources Information Center |
| contents | Bargaining Technological Change in Canadian Libraries. (Les negociations collectives et l'evolution technologique). Harris, Roma M. Dilevko, Juris Academic Libraries Collective Bargaining Foreign Countries Information Technology Librarians Library Automation Library Development Library Role Public Libraries Technological Advancement Technology Integration Examines the collective agreements of Canadian public and academic libraries to determine the nature and frequency of technological change clauses. Findings indicate that overall, Canadian librarians have not been able to use the collective bargaining process as a means to claim a proactive voice in the introduction and integration of technology in the workplace. (Author/AEF) |
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| institution | ERIC Institute of Education Sciences |
| language | en |
| publishDate | 1997 |
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| spellingShingle | Bargaining Technological Change in Canadian Libraries. (Les negociations collectives et l'evolution technologique). Harris, Roma M. Dilevko, Juris Academic Libraries Collective Bargaining Foreign Countries Information Technology Librarians Library Automation Library Development Library Role Public Libraries Technological Advancement Technology Integration Bargaining Technological Change in Canadian Libraries. (Les negociations collectives et l'evolution technologique). Harris, Roma M. Dilevko, Juris Academic Libraries Collective Bargaining Foreign Countries Information Technology Librarians Library Automation Library Development Library Role Public Libraries Technological Advancement Technology Integration Examines the collective agreements of Canadian public and academic libraries to determine the nature and frequency of technological change clauses. Findings indicate that overall, Canadian librarians have not been able to use the collective bargaining process as a means to claim a proactive voice in the introduction and integration of technology in the workplace. (Author/AEF) |
| title | Bargaining Technological Change in Canadian Libraries. (Les negociations collectives et l'evolution technologique). |
| topic | Academic Libraries Collective Bargaining Foreign Countries Information Technology Librarians Library Automation Library Development Library Role Public Libraries Technological Advancement Technology Integration |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ570628 |