The NLRB was persuaded that these players were, in fact, "employees" of the university, and as employees, were just as entitled to union representation as were the faculty, clerical workers and janitorial help.
Reasons for this were that the segments were defined by an over representation of professionals, associate professionals, advanced clerical and service workers (Moving Up), families with teenage children (Comfortable and Owned Outright, Mature Families) and couples aged 40 44 years old with young children aged around 5 to 14 years (Professionals with Young Families).
Individuals with low MoCA were slightly older (F 1,206) = 10.6, P = 0.001), there was an over-representation of low MoCA in professional (2nd) and clerical (3rd), as opposed to executive (1st) socioeconomic strata (χ = 4.5, P = 0.03, d.f. = 2), but there were no differences in gender (χ = 0.07, P = 0.79, d.f.
Exhibiting samples of his cartographic and clerical work alongside trompe l'oeil letter rack depictions, Lewis encouraged viewers to look skeptically upon all forms of representation, including those official verbal and visual instruments upon which republican institutions rested.
Computers displaced clerical workers.
While Teamster representation of truck drivers declined with the growth of nonunion trucking companies in the 1980s, the union gained many new members through its efforts to organize workers in clerical, service, and technology occupations.
In the case of clerical and professional employees, unions have appealed by arguing that one need not see the employer as hostile or untrustworthy to believe in the need for collective representation.
He opposed efforts to expand clerical jurisdictions.
Sounds like a clerical error.
