Sally Klingel is the director of labor-management relations programming for the Scheinman Institute, where she teaches, trains and provides organizational change consulting services to labor and management groups nation-wide. She specializes in the design and implementation of conflict and negotiation systems, labor-management partnerships, work redesign, strategic planning and change processes, and leadership development. Her work with Cornell over the past fifteen years has included training, consulting, and action research with organizations in a variety of industries, local, state and federal government agencies, union internationals and locals, public schools and universities, and worker owned companies. Sally holds a M.S. in Organizational Behavior from Cornell University's School of Industrial and Labor Relations, and a B.A. from the University of Michigan. She has authored articles, monographs and book chapters on innovations in labor-management relations. She is currently a PhD candidate at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology, writing a dissertation on labor-management strategies for change in municipal work organizations.
Articles
Who's Minding the Store? Everybody: Cost Reduction and Continuous Employee Involvement, Compete (Industrial Technology Assistance Corporation) (1990)
On the Shop Floor: The Implications of Unions and Employers Seeking to Foster Employee Involvement, Labor Law Journal (1985)
The article focuses on the implications of unions and employers seeking to foster employee involvement....
Books
Contributions to Books
Challenges for Unions in Quality Programs, Unions, Management, and Quality: Opportunities for Innovation and Excellence (1995)
Other
Interest-Based Bargaining in Education, Research Studies and Reports (2003)
[Excerpt] Despite almost 20 years of experience with a variety of alternative techniques in collective...