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Introduction
The Shared
Labor-Management Solutions web pages are a place where
you can share your ideas and learn what other labor-management
committees have accomplished. Share your solutions so that labor-management
committees around NYS may benefit.
A
shared solution is when an agency,
department, or local labor-management committee successfully
improves the overall quality of services, efficiency of work, or
workplace culture through cooperation.
Background
NYS and CSEA are committed
to creating strong partnerships between labor and management that
will increase workforce productivity, improve customer satisfaction,
and enhance employee satisfaction. The NYS & CSEA Partnership
for Education and Training Labor-Management Services staff trains
labor-management committees to work collaboratively to solve workplace
problems and think strategically about how to improve services
to the public.
Article 33 of the ISU, OSU, and ASU agreements
and Article 25 of the DMNA agreement call for the creation
of labor-management committees. The purpose of these committees
is to facilitate communication between the parties, promote
a climate conducive to constructive
employee relations, and provide a forum for discussing matters
of mutual concern.
Read other shared labor-management solutions
Click here to view solutions from labor-managment
committees.
For more information about any of these solutions,
e-mail the coach (LMCoach@nyscseapartnership.org)and
we will pass your request along to the co-chairs of the labor-management
committee that shared the solution.
Share your solution if
it has:
- Improved Service Delivery and Operational
Improvements
- Enhanced Quality of Work Life
- Provided Education and Training
- Improved Safety & Health
- Enhanced Labor Management Committee Operations
Please share it!
E-mail the coach (LMCoach@nyscseapartnership.org)
to tell us your solution(s). We will call you and your counterpart
(labor and management co-chairs of the committee) to interview
you and write the story.
Get More Help:
Visit the Labor-Management Resource
Center.
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