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Check out the current issue
Wilma B. Liebman Interview Part III: Graduate Students and Collective Bargaining
Academe talks with Wilma B. Liebman, new chair of the National Labor Relations Board, about graduate students and collective bargaining.
The whole series of video interviews with Wilma Liebman:
Part I: Current challenges for the NLRB
Part II: Defining a supervisor
Part III: Graduate students and collective bargaining
Part IV: Labor law reform
See a transcript of the interviews.
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