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  • Across industries, labor activism and unionism has emerged as a powerful force from the crisis of COVID-19 to advocate for job security, workplace safety, and public policy. However, social workers have largely not participated in this movement. In order to better represent social worker interests, unionizing the social work labor force is essential.
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  • Int._Soc._Work.
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  • Social workers of the world unite! A call to unionize the social work profession
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  • #727222
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  • 2020

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