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Friedrichs Case, Unions and the Public Sector
By Penny Lewis The Friedrichs case argued before the Supreme Court yesterday will decide the near-term fate of public sector unions in the United States. In this and the next blog post I am mulling over the roots and implications of this case; in the next I want to consider what it means for us here…
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Public Sector Unions: On the Chopping Block?
Today, the Supreme Court will hear a case with huge implications for public sector unions. The case is Friedrichs v. California Teachers Union, and at issue is the question of whether members of public sector unions can be required to pay dues to support union efforts. Over at Gawker, Hamilton Nolan breaks it down (Today They…
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International Association of Machinists & Aerospace Workers Seeks Research Analyst
The IAM Strategic Resources Department is responsible for providing information and developing strategies in support of organizing, bargaining, public policy, and educational activities at all levels of our union. We are seeking a Research Analyst who can use his/her skills to handle a wide range of responsibilities and work in a variety of situations. Duties…
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Democracy Collaborative Hiring for 2 Research Positions (Washington, DC)
1) Research Associate The Democracy Collaborative, a national research institute dedicated to the development of innovative strategies for the democratization of wealth, seeks an experienced research associate to assist our research department. Application Deadline: February 12th, 2016 Salary: $42,000 to $52,000, depending on work experience and academic qualifications. Job includes a generous benefits package including…
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