New Progress in Union Negotiations
After three bargaining sessions with the University, there has been significant progress in negotiating non-economic, workplace rights clauses into our
Read MoreAfter three bargaining sessions with the University, there has been significant progress in negotiating non-economic, workplace rights clauses into our
Read MoreOn Tuesday, February 25, graduate employees at NYU’s Washington Square and Polytechnic campuses voted overwhelmingly to approve the initial bargaining
Read MoreGreat news! The vote is in – 620 to 10 – 98.4% percent of participating graduate employees voted Yes for
Read MoreGraduate teaching and research assistants at New York University have voted overwhelmingly to unionize, the American Arbitration Association announced this
Read MoreFor eight years, hundreds of graduate students at New York University have been at war with the school’s president, John Sexton, over
Read MoreAfter an 8-year struggle, we have reached an unprecedented agreement with NYU’s Administration to vote on December 10th and 11th to win back
Read More1,247 Can Vote for a Union, NYU Promises to Remain Neutral and Respect Majority New York, NY – UAW graduate employees
Read More[ylwm_vimeo height=”230″ width=”410″]79914598[/ylwm_vimeo] At New York University (NYU), one of the wealthiest and most expensive schools in America, you’d think
Read MoreToday’s TBT is an original version of the 2002 GSOC/UAW press release on our historic first contract, which included a
Read MoreIn December 2003 the University of Massachusetts at Amherst began imposing a $65/semester ‘International Student Fee’ on international students. The
Read MoreLast Friday GSOC/UAW and CSSA (the Chinese Students and Scholars Association) sponsored a seminar on visa and immigration issues. For
Read MoreWe will be sponsoring a seminar on visa and immigration issues on Friday, November 8, 12-130pm, in Waverly 366. If you
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