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Soon after the HUERA contract signing, Bonislawski and fellow union executive Edward Gardin file a grievance against the University on behalf of the union's part-time workers. The University, the grievance charges, has violated the contract by assigning part-time workers promoted to full-time jobs to the bottom of the seniority list...
March, 1980: Crockett and a majority of the union's executive board do not support the grievance on behalf of the part-timers. But late in the month, Bonislawski and Gardin allege, the University begins to put heat on them for union activity. The two decide to file a grievance of their...
After the grievance alleging harassment for union activity passed the University's final stage before arbitration, HUERA voted to file an unfair labor practice suit with the NLRB rather than send the case to arbitration...
...harsh, realistic world that exists beyond it. In a world where overpopulation breeds starvation and unwanted children are subject to abuse and neglect, I'd say it's about time the church's archaic stance on contraception was rightfully challenged by its own rank and file...
Landau prefers a different safeguard: a statute banning unreasonable discrimination based on old convictions. Eight states, including New Jersey, now have such a law.* But these strictures mean that an ex-con with a beef about discrimination might have to file a lawsuit, generally a lengthy and expensive undertaking. Expungement supporters argue that cleaning a record is only fair. Says Nebraska's Harnsberger: "If you serve the penalty provided by the judicial system, you shouldn't have to pay a lot of other penalties," such as being rejected for jobs. There is a practical reason as well. Says...