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Future of unions in balance as Trump prepares to reshape national labor board

  • Written by Nicole Hallett, Assistant Clinical Professor of Law, University at Buffalo, The State University of New York
imageYale University graduate students have sought to form a union for more than a decade. AP Photo/Bob Child

Last October, employees of the Elderwood Nursing Home in Grand Island, New York, voted to unionize after years of dealing with short staffing, stagnant wages and problems with management. Six months later, the company has yet to come to the...

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