Committee Supports Unionization of Columbia Employees
A Columbia University Student-Faculty Committee advocates employee rights and supports union drives. The group notes repeated organizing attempts have failed due to nonprofit status exemptions, urges professor and student backing, and cites historical efforts from 1945 to the present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Transport Workers Union
TWU
Office and Professional
Columbia university unions and worker relief efforts through 1960s
A summary of Columbia labor relations from 1940s to 1967, detailing the Student-Faculty Committee on University Employee Relations, wartime to late 1960s attempts to recognize unions for cafeteria and staff workers, CORE boycotts, strikes, court rulings, and university arguments against collective bargaining, with noted figures like Grayson Ek and James P Shenton and implications for students and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Bain
Columba
Columbia
Asculty
James Shenton
History Department
Paul Nyden
Nyden
National Labor Relations Board
Thei
Anspore Workers Union
War Labor Board
Dining Has
Ifoay
Campus Core
Fawlty Committee
TWU
New York Times
WLB
Harry J Carman
Columbia Colleges
Carmen
Butler
University
Barnard
Spectator
Kirk
Grayson Ek
Eee
Department of Labor
Ber
John Jay
The
Lion's den
Joseph Page
Office and Professional Employees Union
Fordham Universty — 3S
James P Shenton
West Side News
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By Paul Nyden
National Labor Relations Act
Columbia Spectator
Columbia Core
John Jay Hall
Pitals
Curopes
Congress of Racial Equality
UN University
Hote