UC's New Approach to Labor Relations - Part 4
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3 comments:
Why does the SAVE petition have the vote date wrong (fee votes are on the 18th, not the 19th), and what makes them think that Regents would care about a petition to them?
Why are the buses arriving at the Regents meeting AFTER the vote on fees has already occurred?
I'm told that originally the vote was scheduled for the 19th but that the Regents changed the schedule very recently. I think that all of this was planned based on the old schedule.
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