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  1. Kenneth Olsen, who was a researcher at MIT, is mentioned in the context of institutional growth supported by state policy in the Greater Boston area, which includes Harvard University.

Harvard Dining Hall Workers Petition University Over Contract Wages

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Dining hall workers at the university are currently negotiating a new contract with the institution, a process that began in March and has been ongoing. Workers have been without a contract since June 19. A petition, signed by more than 1,000 undergraduates, was circulated by the Student Labor Action Movement to demand fair wages, health insurance, and job sustainability for the workers, who are represented by UNITE HERE Local 26.

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The dispute highlights ongoing labor negotiations and wage demands within a major academic institution in the Boston area. The petition demonstrates broad student support for the workers' demands for better contract terms and wages.

The Greater Boston area includes Harvard University, which is part of a larger context of institutional growth supported by state policy.

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  • universityThe academic institution negotiating a contract with dining hall workers

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