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From: lsefton@APPLE.COM (Laurie Sefton)
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Subject: Labor relations course
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Date: 5 Feb 90 16:53:49 GMT
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It's been awhile (about 5 years now), but I do remember quite a bit of case
studies in the course I took. It seemed to have more to do with labor law
than labor relations.

What exactly are you looking for? From your letter, it seems like you either
want a personnel relations course (which seemed to cover the unionization/
labor and management issues much more in depth), or a labor negotiations
course.  I took these at Purdue, so that may just be the way they chop them
up there.

Re: unique courses:  I'm currently taking Decision Analysis out here at
Stanford--I've never seen anything like it. It is most definitely *not* a
probabilities course. Has anyone else had any experience with this subject?


Thanks

Laurie