Memphis librarians want a change to city charter allowing them to seek union representation
Cordova branch librarian Hollye Ferguson helps two of the library's patrons. (The Daily Memphian file)
Memphis City Council members are weighing whether there is an easy and quick way to make the change or whether the change will take a charter amendment voters would have to approve.
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