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Another MIT Grad Student Hits GSU Union with Federal Labor Charges for Illegally Seizing Money for Radical Union Agenda

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Charges: Union officials imposing so-called ‘window period’ restriction to forbid civil engineering grad student from cutting off dues for politics

BOSTON, MA – Following five Jewish students filing federal religious discrimination charges against the union, the MIT Graduate Student Union (GSU-UE) is now facing new federal unfair labor practice charges from civil engineering graduate student Katerina Boukin.

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UAW Faces Federal Charges for Threatening Philly Dometic Employees with Termination If They Go to Work

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Charge says union officials sent mass text threatening termination for continuing to work.

PHILADELPHIA, PA – United Auto Workers (UAW) officials at the Philadelphia-area plant of auto accessory manufacturer Dometic are facing new worker-filed charges for sending a mass text to employees illegally threatening their employment if they choose to work during the strike.

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Buffalo Starbucks Barista Counters NLRB’s Move to Trap Workers in Union

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Appeals Court brief defends workers’ right to oppose and decertify union

BUFFALO, NY – The NLRB’s anti-worker tactics have reached a new frontier. The NLRB is now citing a petition to remove the union as a reason why the union should not be removed and should serve as the basis for an injunction against Starbucks.

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