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Duke Blue Devils
Duke Blue Devils is the college sports program representing Duke University, known for its competitive athletic teams and rich tradition in college sports.
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Duke Government Lobbying Transparency Initiative
Duke University, through its Office of Government Relations, fulfills legal requirements by issuing quarterly lobbying questionnaires to capture detailed reports on state and federal lobbying activities. This transparency measure helps ensure accountability in government relations.
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- MAR212025
Duke University, through its Office of Government Relations, fulfills legal requirements by issuing quarterly lobbying questionnaires to capture detailed reports on state and federal lobbying activities. This transparency measure helps ensure accountability in government relations.
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Political Contributions and Lobbying Efforts
March 30
The initiative reinforces transparency in government relations by mandating detailed quarterly disclosures on lobbying activities, which promotes accountability and reduces the risk of covert authoritarian influence. Such transparency is a positive measure from an anti-authoritarian perspective, as it fosters openness in political behavior.
- AUG242023
Graduate student workers at Duke University voted overwhelmingly (1,000 to 131) to unionize, marking a significant labor victory. The union, representing more than 2,100 Ph.D. students involved in teaching or research, is set to improve labor conditions and worker rights. This development comes after previous resistance by the university.
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Labor Relations and Human Rights Practices
March 30
The successful union vote by grad student workers is a strong affirmation of labor rights and collective bargaining power, aligning with anti-authoritarian and progressive labor practices. This event signals a win against prior resistance and supports the broader movement for fair labor treatment in academic institutions.
- MAR142023
On March 14, 2023, Duke University administration challenged the graduate student workers' unionization effort in a legally aggressive move that has been widely condemned for its anti-worker, union-busting nature. Critics argue that this tactic, reliant on an outdated legal precedent, undermines labor rights and contradicts Duke’s stated commitments to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion.
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Labor Relations and Human Rights Practices
March 30
The decision to legally challenge the unionization campaign of graduate student workers reflects a strong anti-worker stance. This action exhibits clear union-busting behavior that not only delays workers from gaining fair representation but also contradicts Duke's commitments to equity and worker rights. The practice undermines established NLRB precedents which recognize graduate workers as employees and is indicative of a broader anti-labor sentiment.
Duke Grad Union Affirms Path to Unionize after Unprecedented Legal Fight from Administration
- MAR032023
Duke University’s administration rejected the voluntary recognition of the Duke Graduate Student Union after a majority of PhD students signaled support for unionization, filing for an NLRB election and retaining a notorious union-busting law firm. The move is seen as a strategy to delay or derail unionization efforts, undermining worker rights and the university's stated commitments to diversity, equity, and inclusion.
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Labor Relations and Human Rights Practices
March 30
The union-busting actions taken by Duke’s administration, including declining to recognize the graduate union and mounting a legal challenge using a law firm known for its aggressive tactics, severely undermine worker rights. This tactic not only delays the democratic process of union elections but also contradicts Duke's public commitments to diversity, equity, and inclusion, aligning with anti-union practices that negatively impact marginalized and vulnerable worker communities.
Duke University Is Trying to Turn Back Time on Graduate Worker Unions
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