A brief survey of cataloging systems in use at the Map Division is presented, emphasizing the current conversion to an automated cataloging system adapted from the Library of Congress Map MARC Program. (Author)

Over three quarters of the participants in both construction and nonconstruction industries were covered by self-insured funds, although the multiemployer pension plans in the construction industry differ in almost all important respects from such plans initiated by unions in other industries. (Author)

Describes the participation of librarians in faculty unionization at Wayne State University. (PF)

The concurrent development of the professional organization for librarians of the State University of New York and the union representing them is traced, and the relations between the two are discussed. (Author/PF)

Clerical workers of two unionized academic libraries (the University of Pennsylvania and Drexel University) were surveyed in an attempt to relate specific work and union attitudes. (Author)

Considered the influence of unionization upon university staffs and administration. (RK)

The growth of library networks throughout the world is described briefly. (PF)

The development of drug testing policies and the implementation of drug testing procedures involve legal, ethical, medical, and labor relations issues. To learn how police departments are addressing the problem of drug use and drug testing of police officers, the National Institute of Justice sponsored a telephone survey of 33 major police…

An abridgement of a paper, written in French, the article reports a general satisfaction with the cooperation between the universities and trade unions in France and among the three founding trade union organizations with the institutes. (AG)

The Student Union at Oklahoma State University is constantly working to expand its services to students. Services offered include: a flower shop, souvenir and gift shop, a sweet shop, parking garage, and a paperback book store. (PG)

Presents the results of a survey of collective bargaining in academic libraries. (PF)

The emergence of faculty collective bargaining in colleges and universities has brought the industrial process of arbitration into the academic arena. This article examines one institution's experience with this process. (Editor)

The Teaching Assistants Association (TAA) is a labor union representing the graduate students who teach most of the University of Wisconsin and the University of Michigan freshman and sophomore courses. (Author/PG)