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K. McCook, AFT Local 7463.
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The list of links to websites of academic and public library unions was suspended due to lack of support to keep current as of 4.5.2010.
The links, last updated in 2009, have been published as an appendix to the article, "Unions in Academic and Public Libraries,” in Encyclopedia of Library and Information Science.London Taylor
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Editor.
K. McCook, AFT Local 7463.
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The list of links to websites of academic and public library unions was suspended due to lack of support to keep current as of 4.5.2010.
The links, last updated in 2009, have been published as an appendix to the article, "Unions in Academic and Public Libraries,” in Encyclopedia of Library and Information Science.
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Just FYI, Massachusetts Society of Professors (MSP) is the union for the faculty and librarians at the Amherst campus of the University. MSP is in the same bargaining unit with the union at the Boston campus, Faculty Staff Union, which covers both the teaching faculty and librarians there.
UMass Dartmouth's full time and part time faculty, librarians, and professional staff in two bargaining units: the Faculty Unit and the Educational Services Unit (ESU) of the Faculty Federation.
UMass Lowell's librarians and faculty are also represented by a union called Massachusetts Society of Professors (I did not know that until just now!) - a little confusing, since it is entirely separate from the Amherst MSP.
The professional staff working at UMass Medical in Worcester is not unionized; I believe that means both faculty and librarians.
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