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Don't Mourn --- Reorganize! An Introduction To The Next Wave Organizing Symposium Issue, Seth Harris
Don't Mourn --- Reorganize! An Introduction To The Next Wave Organizing Symposium Issue, Seth Harris
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On January 27 and 28, 2005, New York Law School’s Labor & Employment Law Program, in cooperation with the Justice Action Center and the Institute for Information Law & Policy, presented the Next Wave Organizing Symposium. The Symposium brought together worker organizers, trade union officials, technologists, students, and scholars in law, industrial relations, economics, public policy, and other fields to tell the story of how, despite all of the forces arrayed against them, workers are organizing.
This article is the introduction to the Next Wave Organizing Symposium issue of the New York Law School Law Review. The purpose of the …
Next Wave Organizing And The Shift To A New Paradigm Of Labor Law, Jim Pope
Next Wave Organizing And The Shift To A New Paradigm Of Labor Law, Jim Pope
NYLS Law Review
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Renewing And Maintaining Union Vitality: New Approaches To Union Growth, Fred Feinstein
Renewing And Maintaining Union Vitality: New Approaches To Union Growth, Fred Feinstein
NYLS Law Review
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Which Side Are You On? Unionization In Social Service Nonprofits, Eduardo R.C. Capulong
Which Side Are You On? Unionization In Social Service Nonprofits, Eduardo R.C. Capulong
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This article examines nonprofit union organizing from an institutional perspective. Specifically, the author asks a basic question: do unions belong in social service nonprofits or are such efforts somehow misguided? To answer the question, the article examines the dual institutional role social service nonprofits play and explores strategies to harmonize their conflicting tendencies. The author argues that the industry-wide unionization of social service nonprofits is the best means by which to actualize the nonprofit ethos and counteract these organizations' tendency to lower wages and working conditions, thereby facilitating cuts in social spending.
Part I discusses the factors that have led …