Public Employee Bargaining in California: The Meyers-Milias-Brown Act in the Courts

Joseph R. Grodin

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App. 2d 514, 523, 77 Cal.Rptr.497, 506 (1969). The first was Wisconsin in 1959.There are now thirty-six states which make statutory provision for public employee labor relations.Seidman, State Legislation on Collective Bargaining by Public Employees, 22 LAB.L.

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