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September 4th, 2009

Podcast 8: Unions & Bullying

Podcast 8:

Unions & Bullying

Guest Podcast: Carol Fehner, union activist, former union rep, lifelong bullybuster (and WBI affiliate), retired federal worker

Learn what bullied targets should do to get the union to pay attention.

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Tags: AFGE, Fehner, grievance, reps, stewards, Unions

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