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A quick definition of labor union:

A labor union is a group of workers who come together to make sure they are treated fairly and have their rights protected. They work together to negotiate better wages, benefits, and working conditions with their employers.

A more thorough explanation:

Definition: A labor union is an organization of workers that is formed to protect the rights and interests of its members.

Example: The United Auto Workers (UAW) is a labor union that represents workers in the automobile industry. The UAW negotiates with employers to secure better wages, benefits, and working conditions for its members.

Explanation: The example illustrates how a labor union works to protect the rights and interests of its members. The UAW represents workers in the automobile industry and negotiates with employers to secure better wages, benefits, and working conditions for its members. This is a common goal of labor unions, to ensure that workers are treated fairly and have a voice in their workplace.

labor lien | Laborer's lien

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MrThickRopes

17:38

Are you sure bro

eggan

17:38

i also know how the berkeley WL works, how finaid process works, what berk is looking for in their app process (that i only learned later) ,

YRDSL

17:38

berkeley doesnt love me like i love them

eggan

17:38

@MrThickRopes: if today is really the last decision day like the office said, then yea

MrThickRopes

17:38

Don't be giving me false hope bruh

MrThickRopes

17:39

That's my top school fr fr fr fr frfrfrfrfrfrfrfrfr

FunToLoseAndPretend

17:39

mr thick ropes, you are a gentleman and a scholar im sure they want you

eggan

17:39

i got WL last year with a 3.75 165. basically lower stats than u GPA wise. i wouldnt say its impossible for you at all

KirklandEllis

17:39

@eggan: how does waitlist work

KirklandEllis

17:39

do they rank you

eggan

17:40

the waitlist form goes out late april, you express interest and updates in the form, and then youre ranked in mid may

eggan

17:41

the rankings are in quartiles. 1st quartile is the most likely to get off the waitlist. but if you dont fill a particular gap in the class characteristics theyre looking to fill then youll be skipped as the school sifts through WL applicants to find the perfect person to fill the niche

KirklandEllis

17:41

do you think there will be more As this week

KirklandEllis

17:41

it seems like they still need to reject a lot more people

MrThickRopes

17:42

So I could get in even wit a 3.83?

eggan

17:42

possibly. i wouldnt rule out that this E wave is the last wave. but i think theres like 100 more As left

KirklandEllis

17:42

100? thats a lot

eggan

17:43

not really. the school gave out 950 As last year. only 350 people commit

KirklandEllis

17:43

wow

eggan

17:44

im out of messages, if you want to talk more about it il be in off topic

catlawschool

17:44

you rock for all this info eggan thanks for sharing!!

SkinnyNutritiousCat

17:45

Does vandy actually take people off of waitlist

starfishies

17:54

vandy wl

starfishies

17:55

zzzzzzzzzz i can’t write another loci bro

Avionvi

18:06

vandy wl wave

Mostlylegal

18:06

just submitted the optional video essay for vandy surely i dodge the wl wave

FunToLoseAndPretend

18:08

damn so if you hadnt gotten the berkeley A its looking like WL?

BookwormBroker

18:10

maybe

eggan

18:11

@FunToLoseAndPretend: yes. berk has about 200-250 more waitlist offers left to give. theres a high chance atp you will be one of them if you missed both waves

FunToLoseAndPretend

18:11

thank you eggan, very cool

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