The Observer ran a story detailing allegations that unionized service employees at BC may have violated Article 14 of their contract with BC, which prohibits advertising ongoing disputes with the university, by holding a “Hat Day” rally on October 26th outside Hillside.
More evidence has surfaced that union employees may be continuing to violate Article 14 by meeting with students and updating them on the negotiations. A source inside the Global Justice Project (GJP) has released a memo authored by Nicola Borelli which indicates that the December 2nd meeting attendees included “union workers to answer any questions raised during the petition signings and to inform us about the most recent contract negotiations…”
The implications of these potential Article 14 violations are unknown at this point.
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