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11 cases in this site's copy of the record · 0 of those 11 are marked open by the Board · Region 13 · Chicago, IL
Each case links to the Board's own docket page. This site holds what the Board listed, not the documents.
What kinds of case
| Type | What it is | Here |
|---|
| CA | Charge against an employer | 9 |
| RC | Petition for an election | 2 |
The cases
Petition for an election
RCIncluded: All non-supervisory, full time, and regular part time employees in Books Acquisitions, Books Design/Production, Books Manuscript Editing, Books Marketing/Promotion/Sales, CDC (Accounts Receivable, Bibliovault, Client Services, and Royalties), IT, Journals (Managing Editors, Manuscript Editing, Marketing, Production, Publishing Tech, Subscription Fulfillment) and Press Admin. Excluded: CDC Warehouse workers ...
Charge against an employer
CACharge against an employer
CAPetition for an election
RCIncluded: All graduate students enrolled in University of Chicago degree programs who are employed to provide instructional or research services in the Law School. Excluded: Undergraduate students, graduate students who are not employed to provide instructional or research services, Workshop Coordinators, Peer Mentors, office clerical employees, managers, guards and supervisors as defined in the Act.
Charge against an employer
CACharge against an employer
CACharge against an employer
CACharge against an employer
CACharge against an employer
CACharge against an employer
CACharge against an employer
CA
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