Author: Jamie Way
Graduate Workers Strike Back Against Trump Anti-Union Rule
Thousands of Grads in Multiple Cities Reject President’s Cynical Assault on Right to Join Together NATIONWIDE — Graduate employees
Read MoreAdjunct Professors at St. Petersburg College Vote to Unionize
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE In the latest victory for the growing Faculty Forward movement in Florida, Adjunct Professors at St. Petersburg
Read MoreOregon public university staff win fair contract in 11th hour averting strike
After twenty-two hours of bargaining, early Saturday morning 4,500 Oregon public university workers with SEIU Local 503 reached a tentative
Read MoreSEIU President's Statement on Outlawing Graduate Worker Union
The majority Trump-appointed National Labor Relations Board just issued a proposed rule change that would deny graduate workers their
Read MoreTrump Labor Board Targets Graduate Workers
On Monday, the National Labor Relations Board will issue a proposed rule change that would strip graduate workers (the master's and PhD
Read MoreLoyola University Chicago Graduate Workers and Students Hold Walkout
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE As administrators refuse to agree to a fair union contract, Loyola University Chicago Graduate Workers and Students
Read MoreSeven Loyola University Chicago Graduate Workers & Their Student Supporters Arrested During Peaceful Protest
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE A year after faculty won job improvements following their strike, Seven Loyola University Chicago Graduate Workers
Read MoreDuke Graduate Workers Win $15
After a high-profile campaign by graduate workers at Duke University, the school just announced that it would pay them a $31,000 year
Read MoreMiami Dade College adjunct professors vote to form a union at the biggest college in the country
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE As legislators in Tallahassee debate further slashing the state’s education budget, Miami Dade College adjunct
Read MoreNew Report Exposes Widespread Poverty, Decreasing Wages Amongst Florida Professors
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE As professors lobby for greater investment in Florida’s colleges, New Report Exposes Widespread Poverty,
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