Labor/Employment
Mar. 22, 2001
Bargaining Chip
Organized labor is picking up new recruits from the ranks of student athletes and private-university graduate students. The newly enlisted are challenging the traditional legal notion of who may bargain collectively with management for better treatment.
Organized labor is picking up new recruits from the ranks of student athletes and private-university graduate students.
The newly enlisted are challenging the traditional legal notion of who may bargain collectively with management for better tre...
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