Word: laborer
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...order to keep everything running smoothly, the College also usually hires extra police labor...
...University officials counter that their behavior is dictated by economic realities and hardly unusual. Labor experts agree--Harvard's accustomed tactics are legal and even typical for a business of its size...
According to Scott F. Burson, a supervisory attorney of the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) of Boston, it is very difficult for unions to prove legally that Harvard has negotiated in "bad faith," the standard for government intervention...
Cornell University's School of Industrial and Labor Relations (SILS) is perhaps the nation's premier center for the study of labor relations. SILS Professor of American Labor History Clete E. Daniel says universities as a whole conduct their relationship with their employees on a hypocritical level...
James A. Gross, a colleague of Clete's at SILS who recently wrote a four-volume history chronicling labor relationships stemming from the 1935 Wagner Act, says the issue is larger than if Harvard is merely playing within the legal boundaries...