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3. The American Jesuit contribution to social action and social order after Rerum Novarum

Author

Gruenberg, Gladys W.

Subjects
Jesuits -- Social policy -- History, Social economics -- History, Monasticism and religious orders -- Social policy, Economics, Sociology and social work, History, Social policy
Abstract

Setting the Stage Much has been written of the aims and programs of Catholic Social Action. This article does not intend to duplicate that material, but rather to concentrate on [...]

Published
1991

4. A dialogue on a contemporary issue: the Hooters case: a comment.

Author

Gruenberg, Gladys W.

Subjects
Collective labor agreements -- Interpretation and construction, Labor arbitration -- Laws, regulations and rules, Nonunion employees -- Contracts, Hooter's of America Inc. -- Cases, Company legal issue, Government regulation, Contract agreement
Published
2001

6. Smoking in the workplace: the issues heat up.

Author

Gruenberg, Gladys W.

Subjects
Smoking -- Negotiation, mediation and arbitration, Work rules -- Negotiation, mediation and arbitration, Work environment -- Negotiation, mediation and arbitration
Published
1988

7. Responses - III

Author

Manya, Vinod P., Canterbury, E. Ray, Whitney, Simon N., Gruenberg, Gladys W., Brown, Mark L., Hollman, Kenneth W., Dittrich, Oldrich, Meyers, A. Howard, and Moore, Edgar

Subjects
Working class -- Economic aspects, Economic history -- United States, Poor -- Employment
Published
1978

8. Papal pronouncements on labor unions and workplace democracy

Author

Gruenberg, Gladys W.

Subjects
Labor market -- Social aspects, Labor unions -- Social aspects, Papal documents -- Analysis, Participatory management -- Analysis, Social economics -- Analysis, Economics, Sociology and social work, Catholic Church -- Social policy
Abstract

A study was conducted to examine the Catholic Church's social teachings on labor unions and workplace democracy using public papal announcements. The teachings focused on various concerns regarding labor, including the international nature of workers' problems, standards, practices, working conditions and wages. Results reaffirmed the importance of research, education and communication in achieving workplace democracy to workers.

Published
1998

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