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Cabot Institute for Labor Relations • 600 West Germantown Pike • Suite 400 • Plymouth Meeting, PA 19462 • Telephone: 610-940-1718 • Fax: 610-397-0959
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Stephen J. Cabot  

picture of Stephen_J_Cabot_labor_lawyer Stephen J. Cabot was one of the foremost labor - management relations and employment law experts in North America. Mr. Cabot exclusively represents management in all facets of labor/management relations. As a leading labor relations authority spanning 40 years, he has represented companies from large Fortune 500 corporations to small entrepreneurial enterprises. He is a popular speaker before numerous business groups, including Chambers of Commerce, industry trade associations and management groups. Contact us and let us tell you why Stephen J. Cabot is the only labor and employment expert ever to be featured on the front page of the Wall Street Journal.

 
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The Cabot Institute for Labor Relations, Inc.

The Cabot Institute for Labor Relations, Inc. logo The Cabot Institute for Labor Relations, Inc. offers very unique services that include Workplace Surveys as well as Comprehensive Advice and Consultation to corporations in all areas related to Labor and Management/Labor Relations. In addition The Cabot Institute for Labor Relations, Inc. provides Management Training in the area of hiring practices, personnel management, conflict avoidance and other matters related to labor-management relations.

Our full range of skills and services includes assistance with labor negotiations, strike planning, union avoidance, decertification, EEO matters, as well as all the day-to-day Human Resources (HR) and workplace issues common to most businesses.

 
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The United States Supreme Court on November 7, 2005, declined to review a decision of the federal court of appeals in Ohio, which found that the City of Cincinnati discriminated against a transsexual...

 
 

How Corporate America Can Protect Itself From the Rupture in the AFL-CIO
During the 1930s, 1940s and 1950s, more than one third of all workers were union members. Today, union membership has dropped to less than 10% of the workforce. What happened? The union movement...

 

When Words Mask Discrimination
A supervisor criticizes an employee, referring to the female clerical worker as "another foolish person whom we shouldn't have hired." The employee, in turn, feels that the supervisor's criticism is,...

 

Unions are on the attack:
Are you prepared to win?

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Steve Cabot's 23rd Semi-Annual
Labor Strategy Survival Seminar

Learn labor's latest tactics
and how to beat them at their own game

Pittsburgh - June 4 & 5, 2008
Philadelphia - June 11 & 12, 2008
Cleveland - June 25 & 26, 2008



Day One:

 Winning the battle to stay union-free
Day Two:
Containing (or removing) your union


Space is limited - SIGN UP TODAY!

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pdf version of the complete seminar brochure.

Or call the Labor Relations Hotline anytime:

800-655-2042


Wall Street Journal, June 16/17, 2007, It Takes a Recession

"Right to work" equals
a right to a brighter economic future

The June 16-17, 2007 weekend edition of The Wall Street Journal carried an excellent opinion piece which focused on Michigan as a state in transition. Finally bowing to economic realities, virtually everyone is calling for an end to the ruinous closed-shop restriction which has killed jobs and opportunities while "right-to-work" states are awash in new business and record-breaking prosperity.

Click here [pdf] to read how, even in this bastion of unionism, minds are changing and hopes are rising.

 
 
Situation Report - Spring 2007

Situation Report - Spring 2007 [pdf]
Download this detailed and very readable newsletter which chronicles the evolving impact of the Baby Boomers on today's (and tomorrow's) workplace.

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Seminars
Steve Cabot brings boldness and candor to his Labor Strategy Symposium Seminars that attendees find refreshing. These two-day seminars, one day each for "Non-Union" and Union" related issues (you may attend only one or both days as your needs require) offer a wealth of information
Books
Purchase here Stephen J. Cabot's best-selling book, EVERYBODY WINS! - considered a "must-read" by executives nationwide. We also offer his recently-published Complete Guide to Labor Relations in the 21st Century - the definitive reference manual in the field as well as Mr. Cabot's other published writings.
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Join one of the countrys most powerful and sought-after motivational speakers right in your office, home or car. Stephen J. Cabot offers his audiences and intriguing and compelling strategic vision for the twenty-first century - and a practical plan for achieving it.
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  RALLYING FOR AN AMERICAN TRADITION
Thu, 17 Jul 2008
In Catawba County, in North Carolina, the Chamber of Commerce has organized a rally against the Employee Free Choice Act, which would eliminate secret ballot elections during union organizing campaigns and impose significant fines on employers. The Employee Free Choice Act not only does away with secret ballot elections (which are as American as apple pie), but it permits workers to sign cards, under the eyes of union organizers, and if enough of those cards are signed, the workers...
 
   
 
  WHAT'S DRIVING THE UNION?
Thu, 10 Jul 2008

One would think that an employer has every right to know if employees are doing the work for which they have been hired. The Civil Service Employees Association (CSEA) in New York, however, thinks otherwise.

Nassau County on Long Island said it would like to monitor its public employees via GPS devices in their cell phones and cars. The GPS phones would permit the County to record the arrival and departure times of its employees at inspection sites, while also...
 
   
 
  A PERFECT STORM
Thu, 03 Jul 2008
The possible election of Barack Obama as president combined with union and Democratic legislators backing The Employee Free Choice Act will mean a storm of new organizing efforts that will result in dramatically increasing the number of union members.

For years, union membership has been steadily declining: latest figures show that approximately 7.5% of private sector workers are union members.

Under the National Labor Relations Act, employers, unions, and...
 
   
 
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  Labor complaint targets Audubon (Louisville Courier-Journal)
The National Labor Relations Board has issued a complaint charging Norton Audubon Hospital with coercing nurses to vote against a...
 
   
 
  Cal/OSHA Cites and Fines Farm Labor Contractor in Death of 17-Year-Old Farmworker (Centre Daily Times)
The Department of Industrial Relations' Division of Occupational Safety & Health (DIR/Cal/OSHA) today issued six citations, three of which are serious and willful, and assessed fines of $262,700 against Merced Farm Labor Contractor, the Atwater-based employer of a 17-year-old farmworker who died of heat stroke in May. The fines are the largest assessed to an agricultural firm since the permanent...
 
   
 
  Cal/OSHA Cites and Fines Farm Labor Contractor in Death of 17-Year-Old Farmworker (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
ATWATER, Calif.----The Department of Industrial Relations’ Division of Occupational Safety & Health today issued six citations, three of which are serious and willful, and assessed fines of $262,700 against Merced Farm Labor Contractor, the Atwater-based employer of a 17-year-old farmworker who died of heat stroke in...
 
   
 
  Labor board backs UAW in Foxwoods labor dispute (Boston Globe)
The National Labor Relations board has issued a complaint against the Mashantucket Pequot tribe for refusing to bargain with the union that represents dealers at the Foxwoods Resort...
 
   
 
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