工会参与劳动争议调解的几个问题

《劳动争议调解仲裁法》对劳动争议调解作了一些新的规范:劳动争议调解组织由单一的企业内调解扩展到多元的社会调解;工会在劳动争议调解中的身份更进一步明确,调解组织调解的劳动争议范围也扩大了。《劳动争议调解仲裁法》的颁布实施,将解决长期以来在劳动争议调解中的一些难点以及工会在劳动争议调解中的尴尬地位等问题。但同时劳动争议调解仍有需要进一步完善的地方。     

工会调处劳动争议的路径研究

调解劳动争议既是工会组织履行维护职工合法权益的平台,又是工会参与社会矛盾纠纷化解的重要切入点。福建工会在参与劳动争议处理的过程中,着力推动政策法规完善,为工会参与劳动争议调解提供制度保障;着力加强工会劳动争议调解组织建设,为工会参与劳动争议调解奠定物质基础;着力构建协调联动机制,形成调处劳动争议的合力;着力发挥监督作用和多元调解相互衔接作用,进一步畅通掌握劳动争议的信息渠道,不断健全工会对劳动争议案件的调处机制。     

新建企业工会工作一百问(之六)

52、怎样依法调解劳动争议,维护职工合法权益?劳动争议调解委员会调解劳动争议,应当遵循“自愿、依法、平等协商”的原则。依照《企业劳动争议处理条例》有关规定,劳动争议调解委员会调解劳动争议应当在当事人申请调解之日起30日内进行。在此期间,劳动争议双方当事人经调解委员会调解自愿达成解决争议的协议时,当事人应依照《劳动法》第八十条     

充分发挥企业劳动争议调解委员会的作用

劳动争议调解的原则是"预防为主、调解为主、基层为主"。企业劳动争议调解委员会的调解,是我国劳动争议调解制度的"第一关",及时、高效、经济、简便地调解劳动争议,维护劳动争议当事人,特别是维护劳动者合法权益,有利于发展和谐劳动关系,促进和谐社会建设。如何发挥企业劳动争议调解委员会的职能作用?本刊特邀请部分劳动争议调解工作者畅谈他们的意见。     

劳动争议调解制度设计的本土资源和国际视野

劳动争议调解制度是我国解决劳动争议的一项重要制度,它是我国长期处理劳动争议实践经验的总结。适应协调劳动关系,发展和谐劳动关系的需要,应当立足于我国劳动争议调解制度的实践经验和本土资源,比较借鉴国外调解制度,改革和完善劳动争议调解制度,构筑多元化多层次的劳动争议调解格局,推进劳动争议调解制度的现代化。     

劳动争议调解制度的进步、缺陷及其完善

劳动争议的调解制度是劳动争议处理制度的重要组成部分,它对于协调劳动关系有着至关重要的作用.虽然<劳动争议调解仲裁法>在劳动争议调解制度的建立方面有一些进步,但是从总体上来说,劳动争议调解制度的设定没有达到着重调解的立法目的.     

劳动争议篇（续）

劳动争议篇（续）九、劳动争议当事人如何申请调解？申请调解是指劳动争议当事人向企业劳动争议调解委员会提出自己愿意通过调解方式解决劳动争议的请求。没有这种请求，调解委员会的调解工作就不能进行。因此，在发生劳动争议后，当事人如果希望调解，就要向本单位劳动争...     

把好劳动争议调解第一关

劳动争议是指劳动法律关系的当事人因劳动权利和义务发生的争议。我国的劳动争议调解主要由劳动争议调解委员会的调解，劳动争议仲裁委员会的调解和法院劳动争议诉讼调解等三个部分组成。企业劳动争议调解委员会调解是我国调解制度的基础，是第一道关口。把好第一关，就能节约大量的社会资源。     

充分发挥企业劳动争议调解委员会的作用——建立预警机制

主持人语：劳动争议调解的原则是“预防为主、调解为主、基层为主”。企业劳动争议调解委员会的调解，是我国劳动争议调解制度的“第一关”，及时、高效、经济、简便地调解劳动争议，维护劳动争议当事人，特别是维护劳动者合法权益，有利于发展和谐劳动关系，促进和谐社会建设。如何发挥企业劳动争议调解委员会的职能作用？本刊特邀请部分劳动争议调解工作者畅谈他们的意见。     

基层动态

内蒙古一机集团工会全面试行基层单位劳动争议先行调解制度 为提高劳动争议调解的效果，2010年，一机集团工会开始全面试行基层单位劳动争议先行调解制度。在试行阶段，工会对基层单位劳动争议调解工作加强了分类指导，提高了基层单位的劳动争议调处能力。3月底，劳动争议调解委员会举办了劳动争议调解员业务培训班，     

Caroline Phillips: balancing life as a journalist and a suffragette in a Scottish city

ABSTRACT

Aberdeen Art Gallery holds a unique collection in the history of the Scottish women’s suffrage movement: the correspondence of Caroline Phillips, journalist and honorary secretary of the Aberdeen branch of the WSPU, 1907-09. Through her correspondence, Phillips wrestled with the demands of London headquarters for more militant action, was tempted to join the Women’s Freedom League, and finally saw herself and her friend Helen Fraser replaced by the Pankhursts. Because of her involvement in the suffrage movement, Phillips found it difficult to gain entrance to some political events in the city, making it impossible to complete her work as a reporter, and was threatened with dismissal by her employer. She was also torn between the demands for militant action of the WSPU leadership and her own instinct for a more conciliatory approach. Her correspondence reveals the emotional and personal costs of working for ‘the cause’ in a city far away from the heart of the suffrage movement, but also the fulfilling friendships that sustained and supported her.     

From a mimetic to a holographic paradigm in fiction: Toward a definition of feminist writing

This paper outlines a theory of fiction by examining the shift from the basically mimetic nineteenth century to be essentially non‐mimetic twentieth century. It further argues that the contemporary novel, as herein interpreted, constitutes a bona fide expression of feminist writing.

The paper contends thatthe transformation undergone by the novel as it moved from the nineteenth century to the twentieth century bears witness to the wide ranging transformation affecting the western world today. A number of inter‐related shifts have occurred ostensibly leading the western mind into a radically new world view, or new paradigm. Indeed, our culture is steadily moving from the absolutes of traditional physics to the relativity of the new physics and quantum theory; from a “logocentric”¹ to a “deconstructive”² universe; from a fragmentary (basically static and non‐creative) to a holistic (essentially dynamic and creative) realm; from representation to holography. Inasmuch as “representation” relates to “mimesis”, this paper ultimately redefines its aim by proposing to explore a shift from a mimetic to a holographic paradigm in fiction.

The notion of the holograph is therefore essential to the paper. As herein interpreted, holography not only challenges representation, but it also devalues the linear view of time (which is central to western culture) by focusing on the “now” and thereby delving into the depths of reality — the realm of the underlying, creative forces which the western world is presently releasing. It is precisely the release of long‐repressed forces that is drastically transforming western culture. This sheds new light on the problematics of western alienation which can now be reassessed in terms of “alienation from the creative source”.

In the final analysis, the paper contends that the emerging forces are essentially feminine. This posits an ultimate, all‐encompassing shift which may be said to be leading us from a male‐oriented to a holistically‐oriented culture: a culture that celebrates the essential oneness and fundamental dynamics of Life. Since the twentieth century novel has superbly explored and expressed the emergence of these forces, the paper regards it as the epitome of feminist writing. This writing is to be viewed as practice in the sense that it expresses the very process of change it has helped foster and in which it participates: the process of integration of the creative depths of being.     

Like a tree

The contemporary mediascape has been marked by a proliferation of popular TV genres in which the public appear as central protagonists. These genres are part of a broader shift in the relationship between media and audiences which challenges traditional conceptions of public service broadcasting and appear to represent a shift from media as public knowledge to media as constituting a space for diffuse popular engagement. A central feature of this shift has been the growing role of popular forms of expertise on television. This paper maps the main critical debates around participatory television and the role of the expert, from earlier work on talk shows to more recent discussions of reality and makeover TV. It notes a transition within the critical media and cultural studies literature from a focus on public sphere theory and questions of democratization to a growing concern with the role played by popular media culture in supporting new modes of governance based on the expert mediation of normative self-control. In this paper we analyze the role of experts on Oprah Winfrey's popular website Oprah.com, noting both the utility and limitations of a governmental perspective. Extending upon Foucault's notion of the productive nature of liberal subjecthood, the paper suggests the more positive role played by popular expertise in contributing to a media–civic culture articulated to a politics of recognition.     

The Development of a Parent Support Group as a Means of Initiating Family Involvement in a Residential Program

SUMMARY

Working with the families of children in residential care is critical to the success of the placement. For a variety of reasons, parents of adolescents in one residential setting were not receiving adequate services during placement. A parent support and education group was designed and implemented to provide opportunities for parents to access support, learn new parenting skills and, ultimately, optimize their relationships with their children. The responses of both parents and staff to this program were favorable. The group is now a regular component of the organization's range of services, and served as a springboard to enhance family involvement in other program areas.     

关于在国有企业建立系统化激励制度的思考

国有企业内部员工激励存在着各种问题 ,鉴于这些问题 ,应从员工激励的制度入手 ,充实完善员工激励制度 ,力争实现制度激励和文化激励。