Bargaining Update – November 5th
tl;dr: NYU brought no new counter proposals. NYU asked a few clarifying questions about our proposals on vacation and bargaining
Read Moretl;dr: NYU brought no new counter proposals. NYU asked a few clarifying questions about our proposals on vacation and bargaining
Read MoreTL;DR: Despite two meaningful gains won by GSOC on issues related to equity & inclusion and childcare, NYU continued to
Read MoreTL;DR: While both NYU and GSOC made some proposals and counterproposals, there continued to be significant disagreement between both parties
Read MoreThis week saw yet another fraught bargaining session with NYU, where even after a substantial number of counter proposals brought
Read MoreTL; DR: NYU again failed to provide concrete responses to both our impact and regular bargaining proposals. GSOC engaged in
Read MoreTL;DR: NYU offered its first substantial proposals which completely ignored many of GSOC’s impact bargaining, and general bargaining demands and
Read MoreTL;DR: The union expressed outrage at NYU’s recent demands for students to remain in the US in order to work
Read MoreTL;DR: NYU continued to stall the bargaining process with a slow pace of response to our requests. We devoted this
Read MoreAs members of the Graduate Student Organizing Committee (GSOC-UAW Local 2110) at New York University (NYU), we take an unambiguous
Read MoreWe returned to the bargaining table with NYU’s representatives for the third session of our impact bargaining, and the first
Read MoreWe met with representatives from NYU for a second session of impact bargaining on June 26th, 2020. As described in
Read MoreGSOC-UAW condemns NYU’s decision to use the Tel Aviv Academic center for their “Go Local” plan as a way to
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