Of Syndicalism, Slavery and the Thirteenth Amendment: The Unconstitutionality of "Exclusive Representation" in Public-Sector Employment.

Vieira, Edwin, Jr.

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Publication Date: 1976

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Of Syndicalism, Slavery and the Thirteenth Amendment: The Unconstitutionality of "Exclusive Representation" in Public-Sector Employment

Vieira, Edwin, Jr.

Wake Forest Law Review, 12, 3, 515-832, F 76

Possible compulsory unionism and its underlying philosophy are examined. Focus is on "exclusive representation" and the destruction of dissenting public employees' freedom of self-determination in employment and on the thirteenth amendment and equal protection. (LBH)

Descriptors: Civil Liberties, Constitutional Law, Employment Problems, Equal Protection, Government Employees, Negotiation Agreements, Public School Teachers, Union Members, Unions

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