Group has concerns over prison legislation

Source: Tennessean, March 12, 2006

A group representing state employees vowed to try to kill proposed legislation to remove a layer of oversight for a private prison contractor in Tennessee. Zoyle Jones, president of the Tennessee State Employee Association, said yesterday that the bill is a step toward "widespread prison privatization" in the state. The bill advanced by a Senate committee Tuesday would eliminate a mid-contract comparison of a prison run by Corrections Corporation of America with two run by the state Department of Corrections.

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Healing Together: The Labor-Management Partnership at Kaiser Permanente

by Thomas A. Kochan; Adrienne E. Eaton; Robert B. McKersie; Paul S. Adler



Kaiser Permanente is the largest

managed care organization in the

country. It also happens to have

the largest and most complex

labor-management partnership

ever created in the United States.

This book tells the story of that

partnership-how it started, how it

grew, who made it happen, and

the lessons to be learned from its

successes and complications.

With twenty-seven unions and

an organization as complex as

8.6-million-member Kaiser

Permanente, establishing the

partnership was not a simple

task and maintaining it has

proven to be extraordinarily

challenging.





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