Labor Relations & HR
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Product Code:
2302E
Author: AGC of America Date of Publication: 1/1/1994 Pages: 50 (AGC Member? Login to see discounted member pricing.) Guide to policies and procedures for preventing sexual and other harassment in the workplace. Read More |
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Product Code:
2006E
Author: AGC of America Date of Publication: 1/1/1996 Pages: 57 (AGC Member? Login to see discounted member pricing.) This manual provides open shop contractors with guidance for sound labor relations and appropriate action during union organizing drives. Read More |
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Product Code:
2086E
Author: AGC of America Date of Publication: 1/1/1998 Pages: 36 (AGC Member? Login to see discounted member pricing.) The Model Recruitment & Hiring Program helps contractors develop and implement a system to recruit and hire staff at all levels. Read More |
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Product Code:
2084
Author: Tami Earnhart and Michael Boldt Date of Publication: 1/1/2008 Pages: 174 (AGC Member? Login to see discounted member pricing.) This updated manual covers the affirmative action requirements that are unique to contractors performing federal and federally assisted construction contracts. It includes useful sample clauses, notices, and policies. Read More |
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Product Code:
WB71B
Date of Publication: 12/9/2010 (AGC Member? Login to see discounted member pricing.)
The Davis-Bacon and Related Acts, Part 2: Compliance Principles cont., Reporting Requirements & Enforcement
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Product Code:
2010
Date of Publication: 10/1/2010 Pages: 176 (AGC Member? Login to see discounted member pricing.) This third edition is a must-have for any contractor with existing or prospective federal or federally assisted construction contracts. Read More |
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Product Code:
2060
Author: Thomas J. Kelleher, Jr. & Eric L Nelson Date of Publication: 4/1/2012 Pages: 246 (AGC Member? Login to see discounted member pricing.) NEW Second Edition The regulatory environment facing a federal contractor becomes more challenging each year. The risks associated with an alleged violation of law are far greater today as federal officials are more inclined to pursue remedies for fraud or false claims or seek to debar a contractor than in prior years. No contractor can afford to operate on the premise that a business ethics compliance problem will not occur within its firm. Read More |
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Product Code:
2004E
Date of Publication: 1/1/2004 (AGC Member? Login to see discounted member pricing.) |






















