Rutgers University employees lead car protest against school's coronavirus response
Employees at Rutgers University lead a car protest against the school's response to coronavirus and its decision to lay off hundreds of part-time teachers.
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Apr 26, 2020, 10:06 AM
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Employees at Rutgers University lead a car protest against the school's response to coronavirus and its decision to lay off hundreds of part-time teachers.
The protest lead to Rutgers University President Bob Barachi's home. Union leaders say they're asking the university to take more action in giving out PPE.
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They also say the school did not finalize a contract with 1,400 doctors.
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