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Administering the contract.

Abstract

Administering the collective bargaining contract is a challenging and important nursing administration responsibility. This article discusses the attitudes, skills, and strategies that the nursing administrator who manages a unionized professional staff can use to minimize employee grievances and foster a professional practice climate. Directors of nursing in nonunionized settings also can use these guidelines to maintain the union-free status of their departments.

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P Cannon. 1980. Administering the contract.. https://doi.org/10.1097/00005110-198010000-00002

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