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New York area Labor & Employment Committee
Past CLE Programs
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Join the Committee at "Justice for All? Race, Class, Gender, Disability & Animal Liberation" on March 2, 2015, at NYU Law School. For more information check out our Facebook page.
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Registration Required. Click here to register online
New CLE Opportunity:
National Lawyers Guild NYC Chapter Labor and Employment Committee & the Labor Coalition for Worker's Rights and Economic Justice at CUNY School of Law present:
Bankrupting Democracy: Constitutional Rights, Civil Rights, and Labor Rights under Siege in Detroit
With Distinguished Speakers
Frank Deale, Professor, CUNY School of Law
Susan Jennik, Partner, Kennedy, Jennik & Murray, P.C.
And Special Guests from Detroit
John Philo, Legal Director, Sugar Law Center for Economic and Social Justice
Herb Sanders, Legal Director, Michigan AFSCME Council 25; Partner, Sanders Law Firm, P.C.
CUNY School of Law 2 Court Square Long Island City Room 1-202
Thursday, January 23, 2014 6:30 9:00 pm
Registration Required. Click here to register online
Doors open and food served at 6:30 pm. Program starts at 7:00 pm sharp.
2.0 CLE credits in Professional Practice - Free - Transitional/Non-transitional Credits
Suggested donations: $50 for lawyers; $10 for all other atendees
Proceeds will be donated to the Sugar Law Center
Food and drinks will be served
Click here to download information leaflet in PDF format
Information: ulevelt@fastmail.fm |
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National Lawyers Guild NYC Chapter Labor and Employment Committee & Cardozo Labor and Employment Law Society present:
On Offense: Tactics for Worker Justice
the sixth of a series of seminars aimed at developing closer relationships among workers rights advocates in NYC
Magdalena Barbosa, Supervising Attorney, Make the Road New York
Dave Colodny, Supervising Attorney, Urban Justice Center
Nastaran Mohit, Organizer, Laundry Workers Center
Sonya Mehta, Student, CUNY Law
Justice Will Be Served
Cardozo Law School 55 5th Ave (at 12th street) Room 206
Tuesday November 13, 2012 6:30 9:00 pm
Registration required: http://tinyurl.com/cxvfjgg
Doors open at 6:30 Food and drinks served at this time
2.0 CLE credits/Professional Practice (transitional/non-transitional credit) $35 CLE Credit (fee waivers available)
$12 for other attendees (includes food/drink), $5 for students (includes food/drink)
Information: cristina.gallo@gmail.com
CLE credit provided Cardozo Law School.
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National Lawyers Guild NYC Chapter Labor and Employement Committee & Employment Law Society present:
Food Fight: Lawyering and Organizing Fast Food Shutdown
the seventh of as series of seminars aimed at developing closer relationships among workers and rights advocates in NYC
Ruth Milkman, Professor of Sociology, CUNY Graduate Center, Murphy Institute
Hollis Pfitsch, Staff Attorney, The Legal Aid Society, Employment Law Project
Ricky Blum, Staff Attorney, The Legal Aid Society, Employment Law Project
David Tieu, Organizer, National Mobilization Against SweatShops
Burt Pearlstone, Board Attorney, NLRB Region 2
Gwynne A. Wilcox, Partner, Levy Ratner, P.C.
New York Law School 185 West Broadway Event Center (2nd Floor)
Thursday, October 31, 2013 6:30 9:00 pm
Doors open at 6:30 Food and drinks served at this time.
2.0 CLE credits in Professional Practice (transitional/non-transitional credits).
$35 for general admission (includes food/drink)
Information: Rebecca.hayes4@gmail.com
Click here to download information leaflet in PDF format.
Contact: Cristina Gallo
Contact: Click here to contact the New York City NLG chapter |
| New York L&EC - Alternative Labor Organizing - CLE program (1.5 credits) - April 24, 2012 from 5:30 - 7:00 pm. Sign in begins at 5:00 pm. Please RSVP to Sullivan.nl@gmail.com - those who want CLE credit must RSVP by April 18. Click here for additional details. Program is sponsored by the Cardozo Labor & Employment Law Society. |
| Union victory at Starbucks! - After a 3-year campaign, the IWW Starbucks Workers Union has won time-and-one-half holiday pay for work on Martin Luther King Day, a federally recognized holiday. Thanks to the hard work of organizers and allies, and congratulations on the victory. Click here to read more. And visit the Starbucks Union website to learn more about their exciting struggle. |
Click here for the website of the NYC Chapter of the National Lawyers Guild.
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