TA's at UCLA Vote to Unionize

By COURTNEY LEATHERMAN

Graduate teaching assistants at the University of California at Los Angeles have voted to unionize, clearing the way for them to bargain collectively and ending a five-year battle with the university.

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Teaching Assistants at U. of California Vote to Unionize - July 2, 1999
Oregon State U. Graduate Teaching Assistants Vote to Unionize - November 11, 1999
U. of California Opens Door to Recognition of Teaching Assistants' Union - March 26, 1999
NLRB Ruling May Demolish the Barriers to T.A. Unions at Private Universities - April 14, 2000
NLRB Rules T.A.'s at Private Universities Have the Right to Unionize - November 10, 2000

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