14Oct
A Wild Time On Campus: Higher Ed Whipsawed By September’s Employment Law Developments
Colleges and universities have witnessed major developments in September with student teaching and research assistants at private schools losing the right to unionize but student-athletes in California gaining the right to be paid. U.S. higher...
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SmithAmundsen LLC
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