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Five Starbucks in the Ann Arbor area stores voted on whether to unionize Tuesday. All but one authorized a union.
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The IU Board of Trustees said it won’t recognize the graduate student union requested by striking Student Academic Appointees.
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After two resolutions were passed at a historic special meeting of the Bloomington Faculty last night, the Indiana Graduate Workers Coalition (IGWC-UE) voted with a 78% majority to suspend the strike until Sept. 26.
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Members of IU faculty met this week upon the initiative of members of the Graduate Faculty Council and the American Association of University of Professors.
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Graduate students at Indiana University’s flagship Bloomington campus voted to extend their labor strike for another week. The student workers demand the university recognize their union and then begin negotiations for better pay and benefits.
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Around 1,000 graduate student workers at Indiana University’s Bloomington campus are on strike to demand the school recognize them as a union. But the school says it has no intention of bargaining with the group – and no legal obligation to do so.
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IU student graduate workers began voting Sunday and Monday to decide whether or not to go on strike this week to demand the university recognize their union.
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Starbucks workers are organizing in cities across the U.S., including here in Michigan. Here's why these workers want a union and what this can mean for the rest of us.
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Three stores in Ann Arbor and one in Lansing are now among the Starbucks stores unionizing across the country.
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Employees at stores in Ann Arbor, Grand Blanc and Clinton Township have filed petitions for union elections with the National Labor Relations Board.