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Date: | Wed, 21 May 1997 22:01:34 +0000 |
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John P. McCarthy wrote:
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> Just a note to make something clear -
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> The new technician position descriptions were developed by federal
> agencies (most notably the COE and the USFS) and presented to the
> Department of Labor. While ACRA supported the revisons, and UAFT
> opposed them, I have the distinct impression that as "private sector"
> parties, their comments were not as weightly as those of the agencies
> who had essentially had their ability to perform their missions derailed
> for over a year.
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> While a discussion of the importance of archaeological fieldworkers and
> their skills is a worthwhile topic, I don't want to see this cast
> entirely as a labor vs. management issue. Firms will pay what they need
> to to attract good skilled workers regardless of the federal wage
> determinations/job descriptons.
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> Just a thought before this turns into a flame war.
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> John
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> John P. McCarthy, SOPA
> Vice President, Sr. Archaeologist/historian
> IMA Consulting, Inc.
> Minneapolis
Too Late,
It's a flame war!
Randy Amici
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