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March 07, 2016

Labor Board Says ESL Instructors at Loyola U. Chicago May Unionize

The National Labor Relations Board has rejected Loyola University Chicago’s argument that its instructors of English as a Second Language should not be allowed to unionize because they are not true members of the faculty and they serve a religious function.
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