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crl-12870	Spang, Lothar	Collective Bargaining in Libraries (Book Review)	1976	1	.pdf	application/pdf	692	33	42	Clearly, library management and those not directly involved with some of the basic is- sues of collective bargaining in libraries are curious choices for presenting a fair and complete picture of library unionization. (LC 75-25240) (ISBN 0-87845-042-4) The entry of librarians into organized la- bor relations presents a largely misunder- stood challenge to the ethics of librarian- ship, even though it is estimated that in the United States some 33 ·percent of school li- brarians, 20 percent of academic librarians, and 10 percent of public librarians already are represented by collective bargaining.	cache/crl-12870.pdf	txt/crl-12870.txt