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2011-2012 PROGRAM SCHEDULE See full brochure HERE

LERC 2011-2012 Leadership Schools
• February 10-11, 2012 — Eugene/Springfield
• March 17, 2012 Distance Class — 3 sites: Bend, E. OR, S. Coast
• May 4-5, 2012 — Metro II,  Portland

Other 2011-2012 LERC Programs
Health Care Bargaining Conference • May 16, 2012 • Portland OR
AFL-CIO Summer School • August 10-12, 2012 • UO Campus,Eugene OR

Strategic Planning


— Public Employment Relations Conference (PERC XXVII) • April 5, 2012 • Salem Conference Center, Salem ORMARK YOUR CALENDAR! Full Program Brochure with Workshop information & descriptions available February, 2012

ucberkelylogo Save the Date: July 23-27, 2012 • Summer Insitiute for Union Women • Sonoma State University, CA

 

Arb Brochure Arbitration Institute • March 4-8, 2012 •

Menucha Retreat Center, Corbett OR

This four-day seminar is designed for union representatives responsible for preparing and presenting arbitration cases. Class sessions will emphasize the skills necessary to analyze cases, prepare a presentation, and conduct the hearing. Topics will include the legal framework of arbitration, standards of discipline, theory of the case, preparation and use of witnesses, evidence, and how to cut arbitration costs. All participants will take part in a videotaped mock arbitration simulation that is presented before practicing arbitrators.

» Welcome to LERC!

Since its inception in 1977, the Labor Education and Research Center at the University of Oregon has made the resources and expertise of the higher education system available to workers, unions, policy makers, and community partners throughout Oregon and the Pacific Northwest.

We are committed to improving the lives of working Oregonians and enhancing their ability to participate effectively in workplace and community affairs. We believe that the presence of a strong union movement not only provides workers with vital protections but also is essential to maintaining a just and democratic society.

We invite you to learn more. See our

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