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USC non-tenure-track faculty vote to unionize. USC opposes
Non-tenure-track faculty at USC voted to unionize after over a year of university opposition. Faculty cited issues like stagnant salaries and job insecurity, while USC challenged the unionization as 'managerial' under its governance structure. The National Labor Relations Board initially approved the vote but faced a last-minute university request for review.
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