Management consulting for the modern workforce - East Coast Labor Relations, LLC

Union Avoidance - Union Maintenance Consulting Services

East Coast Labor Relations specializes in union avoidance campaigns, management and supervisory training, as well as representing employers in collective bargaining negotiations. We also offer strike preparation and union contract strategy consulting services.

East Coast Labor Relations, LLC is a Management Consulting Firm committed to assisting clients in developing a positive work environment for its clients. Whether your employees are represented by a union, soon to be represented, or union-free and wish to remain so: our consultants have the expertise and experience to help you.

Management and Employees Working Directly Together
Management and employees working directly together. Our belief and mission is that both management and employees are best served by working directly together without the intervention an adversarial, outside third party, such as a union. We do this by working to repair and strengthen the employer-employee relationship, which ultimately results in more satisfied and productive employees and more profitable organizations.

Experience From All Areas of Business
Senior Associates at East Coast Labor Relations Consultants come from all areas of the business community: from the country's top leaders in the business world to former top officers of our country's most powerful labor unions. Whatever your organization's particular needs, from Management / Supervisory training, union maintenance or union avoidance, ECLR has a professional with the experience you need to succeed.

Let East Coast Labor Relations, LLC provide management consulting for union avoidance and union prevention, and, if you're represented by a union, union maintenance consulting, collective bargaining negotiations expertise, union contract strategy and strike preparation. East Coast Labor Relations provides management consulting for the modern workforce.

Did You Know…

The number of representation elections held in 2006 decreased to 1,648 from 2,142 in 2005, continuing an annual decline in NLRB elections since 1996 when about 3,300 elections were conducted by the agency. The number of elections won by unions also decreased to 1,014 in 2006, from 1,315 in 2005.

The union win rate, however, increased slightly to 61.5 percent of all representation elections in 2006, from 61.4 percent in 2005. Unions have won more than half of all representation elections in each of the past 10 years.

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