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Harvard Printing Office Strike

By Mary B. Ridge
Harvard Printing Office employees picket the printing office on April 9, 1974 during the first day of a strike against Harvard by members of two labor organizations. The strike was called after negotiations between Harvard and the unions reached an impasse.
Harvard Printing Office employees picket the printing office on April 9, 1974 during the first day of a strike against Harvard by members of two labor organizations. The strike was called after negotiations between Harvard and the unions reached an impasse.

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