Labor/Employment
Jun. 12, 2015
Questions raised after legal nonprofits unionize
Increasingly, legal nonprofits representing workers are facing a new challenge: responding to the employment rights of their staff.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
For more than a decade Elizabeth Kristen has represented workers who accuse their
boss of discrimination. Last month, her focus on workplace rights partly shifted from
her clients to herself. The Legal Aid Society-Employment Law Center senior staff attorney
helped lead a successful unionization of staff at the 99-year-old San Francisco-based
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