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The new college landscape: unionizing grad students

By Stephen Romero (US) & Mario Barrera (US) on February 26, 2015

In a matter that could have far-reaching implications for private universities throughout the US, the NLRB’s Regional Director for Region 2 dismissed a petition filed by graduate students of The New School in New York City, New York in which they sought to form a union in affiliation with the United Auto Workers (UAW).…

Unionized Employee Cannot Judicially Review Labour Arbitrator’s Decision Without Union

By Michael Torrance on June 25, 2014

The Ontario Divisional Court recently quashed an application for judicial review brought by an individual employee seeking to overturn an arbitrator’s decision denying his discharge grievance. The Court ruled in Ali v United Food and Commercial Workers Canada that an individual employee lacks standing to apply for the review of an arbitration award. Subject to…

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The new college landscape: unionizing grad students

Unionized Employee Cannot Judicially Review Labour Arbitrator’s Decision Without Union

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