Newman & Harris Freeman, Brief for the American Civil Liberties Union of Massachusetts, as Amici Curiae Supporting Plaintiffs-Appellants, Arias-Villano v. Upjohn Institute for Employment Research 2006). Harris Freeman, The Commercial Temp Agency, the Union Hiring Hall, and the Contingent Workforce, in JUSTICE ON THE JOB (W.E.
Harris Freeman, Strategic Labour Organizing, Law and the Rise of Non-Traditional Forms of Worker Organization, in PRIVATIZATION AND GLOBALIZATION: CHANGING LEGAL PARADIGM 191 (Sairam Bhat ed., National Law School of India University 2017). Othe r references to Harris Freeman and his work Professor Freeman joined the law school’s faculty in 1999 and teaches courses in legal research and writing as well as labor and employment law. He is a member of the board of directors of the Massachusetts Fair Housing Center, a member of the Massachusetts Society of Professors (NEA), and a cooperating attorney for the ACLU of Massachusetts.
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He is a founder of the Immigrant Protection Project of Western Massachusetts which from 2107-2020 organized attorneys in western Massachusetts to provide pro bono representation to immigrants in removal proceedings before the immigration courts. Senate and House committees on issues related to precarious employment and labor law and lectured on this topic at universities in India, China and Hong Kong. Professor Freeman has written extensively on precarious employment and has testified three times before U.S. He currently sits on the editorial board of The Journal of Labor and Society and previously served on the editorial board of T he Second Draft, a publication of the Legal Writing Institute. Professor Freeman’s writings appear in the Employee Rights and Employment Policy Journal, The Journal of Labor and Society and Labor Notes. By appointment of Governor Deval Patrick, Professor Freeman served from 2009 until 2016 as a member of the Commonwealth Employment Relations Board, an appellate agency body that oversees public sector labor relations in Massachusetts. Professor Freeman has also been adjunct faculty in the Soial Thought and Political Economy Program at the University of Massachusetts and in the Government Department at Smith College. Since 1999, he has been affiliated faculty at the Labor Relations and Research Center, University of Massachusetts, teaching labor and employment law courses. He was an associate at Lesser, Newman, Souweine and Nasser, in Northampton, MA, where he litigated employment, civil rights, and personal injury claims and was subsequently of-counsel with Attorney Wendy Sibbison focusing on appellate litigation and criminal defense.
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