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Sarah N. Lynch

ReporterBeat: Union and collective bargaining

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Sarah N. Lynch is a journalist who has reported on union and collective bargaining issues within the Bureau of Prisons, as evidenced by her coverage of a federal judge ordering the Bureau to restore its union's contract.

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