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Arthur Schofield

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Arthur T. Schofield, P.A.
West Palm Beach, FL
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Texas Questions and Answers about Unions: Duty of Fair Representation

Is there any legal recourse against a union that is causing loss of work for its own members?
0 answers  |  asked Jun 25, 2010 01:19 AM [EST] in Duty of Fair Representation  |  applies to Texas