Masonry Magazine January 1979 Page. 37
ANOTHER ATLANTA CONFERENCE HIGHLIGHT
Negotiations/'79
Atlanta Marriott Hotel-March 1, 1979
INSTANT KNOWLEDGE! A seminar devoted to a frank examination and explanation of legal rights relating to management and employees. This valuable pre-Conference management seminar will be held in conjunction with the 29th MCAA International Masonry Conference.
The MCAA Education Committee, through the Management Institute, is presenting this valuable seminar, since in our rapidly changing society and business world it is imperative that company executives and supervisory personnel be well advised on rights of management, unions and individuals. The subject is complex. Unfortunately, knowledge of the subject is often gained through frictions resulting from lack of information. Now, you have the opportunity to become well-informed on the status of current legislation and government philosophies regarding this important area of human relationships. This one-day clinic may prove to be the most profitable day spent of your business life in 1979.
Special registration is required for this one-day seminar. Write to the MCAA Executive Office, 17W601 14th Street, Oakbrook Terrace, Illinois 60181 or call 312/620-6767 for complete attendance details.
Featured Lecturers
George Plumb is a Partner in the well-known Midwestern law firm of Pedersen & Houpt, Chicago, Illinois. He specializes in corporate and labor relations law. He has served as MCAA's legal counsel for 15 years and has been deeply involved in many of the issues affecting mason contractors. He has appeared before the U.S. Supreme Court and has handled numerous industry presentations before the National Labor Relations Board.
Charles Kothe is Dean of the Law School of Oral Roberts University, Tulsa, Oklahoma. Mr. Kothe specializes in corporate and administrative law with special emphasis on labor relations. He has served as an arbitrator in a number of industrial disputes, as a panel member of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Services and as a consultant to and a member of various committees in the Department of Labor. Mr. Kothe has conducted over 100 seminars for businessmen.