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A Detroit News editorial agrees with the Mackinac Center Legal Foundation that graduate student research assistants at the University of Michigan should not be forced into a union and that the Michigan Employment Relations Commission should stick to its 1981 decision that the graduate students are not employees and therefore ineligible to be unionized.
The Midland Daily News also wrote about the development.
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