Brown U. Health must turn over gender-affirming care records to DOJ, judge rules
By James Libresco | May 1The ruling came out of the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Texas.
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The ruling came out of the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Texas.
Brown declined to voluntarily recognize graduate fellow unionization.
The petition, put together by a new organizing committee, amassed around 500 tickets.
The Graduate Labor Organization’s parent group requested Brown recognize their unionization last month.
The congressional candidate received an award from Brown Democrats on Thursday.
The separation comes as part of a settlement proposal approved in court Tuesday morning.
At the event, the union organizers delivered a formal letter to an administrative assistant inside University Hall.
The action comes after the passage of a state law protecting all graduate workers’ right to unionize.
The current contract for CCs expires in June 2026.
Workers described confusion in the Ratty and Andrews on Dec. 13 due to a lack of active shooter safety planning.