Categories: HEAL®: Health Employment and Labor

Epstein Becker Green is pleased to announce a webinar series for health care employers focusing on new and more aggressive tactics and strategies being employed by health care industry unions.

This three-part webinar series will provide an in-depth analysis and offer tools to assist employers who currently have union represented workforces as well as those who are or may be facing organizing efforts.

Part I - January 29, 2013
Aggressive Union Organizing Strategies:  When Organizing Trumps Patient Care

Part II - February 28, 2013
Aggressive Union Negotiating Tactics

Part III - March 28, 2013
Aggressive Contract Management Tactics by Unions

Click here to register for Part I: When Union Organizing Trumps Patient Care – Aggressive Union Tactics
WHEN: January 29, 2013      12:00 pm - 1:00 pm EST/ 9:00 am - 10:00 am PST

For additional Information, please contact   Elizabeth Gannon at 202/861-1850 or egannon@ebglaw.com.

 

Tags: Adam C. Abrahms, Evan Rosen, health care industry, Labor Relations, webinar
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