Bernie Sanders introduced legislation Wednesday intended to ensure that graduate students have the right to organize. Sanders said the bill would override a regulatory attempt to curb such unions.
“Stronger unions and worker protections are a key part of solving this crisis in our colleges and universities,” said the Vermont senator, a top contender for the Democratic presidential nomination. “But instead of protecting graduate workers, the National Labor Relations Board is trying to strip them of their rights.”
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