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St. John’s University raises the stakes in fight against faculty union with federal lawsuit
St. John’s University filed a federal lawsuit against the state labor board to avoid state labor laws on religious grounds, following its revocation of union recognition for over 1,100 faculty members. The union alleges illegal surveillance and intimidation, while the university claims government enforcement of labor law infringes on its religious mission.
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