David L. Gregory
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David L. Gregory Gregory
David L. Gregory, a labor law professor at St. John's University, speculated on one possibility that the militant members of the union will continue to work, but they may be prone to a wildcat job action or slowdown, which could be almost as chaotic as a systemwide shutdown. Judges might view such actions as illegal work stoppages and impose further penalties. Professor Gregory said this really gives the rhetorical opportunity to the governor to resume his shots at the union, and that could be very inflammatory.  David L. Gregory, a labor law professor at St. John's University, speculated on one possibility that The militant members of the union will continue to work, but they may be prone to a wildcat job action or slowdown, which could be almost as chaotic as a systemwide shutdown and also added that controlling  6 of the 14 votes on the authority's board could give the governor the rhetorical opportunity to resume his shots at the union, and that could be very inflammatory.