U Can’t Talk to Ur Professor Like This

By |May 18th, 2017|Labor Press Briefs|

Formal manners and titles aren’t elitist.They ensure respect for everyone. The New York Times – At the start of my teaching career, when I was fresh out of graduate school, I briefly considered trying to pass myself off as a cool professor. Luckily, I soon came to my senses and embraced my true identity as a [...]

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Victory for Unions as Supreme Court, Scalia Gone, Ties 4-4

By |March 30th, 2016|Labor Press Briefs|

The New York Times – The Supreme Court handed organized labor a major victory on Tuesday, deadlocking 4 to 4 in a case that had threatened to cripple the ability of public-sector unions to collect fees from workers who chose not to join and did not want to pay for the unions’ collective bargaining activities. It was the [...]

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The Cost of a Decline in Unions

By |February 20th, 2015|Labor Press Briefs, Uncategorized|

The New York Times (Feb. 19, 2015) by Nicholas Kristof – Like many Americans, I’ve been wary of labor unions. Full-time union stagehands at Carnegie Hall earning more than $400,000 a year? A union hailing its defense of a New York teacher who smelled of alcohol and passed out in class, with even the principal unable to rouse her? A [...]

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