📣 This week we are voting to authorize a strike. Columbia is preventing progress on several of our core priorities such as compensation, institutional support for housing & childcare, fellow recognition etc. We have backed up our contract demands with
We are voting YES to authorize a strike if it becomes necessary to win a fair agreement. Click here to cast your ballot! A recap on why we think this is best course of action: 🏃💨 🏃⏱️ 🤏💸 🤏On June
August 1st, 11:30 AM @ Roy and Diana Vagelos Education Center (CUMC), Rooms 404-405 Informal Organizing Committee notes Your participation in Bargaining is very much appreciated! Join us in person or on our Slack channel to share your opinion/thoughts/concerns. Take
July 31st, 11:30 AM @ Studebaker (Manhatanville), Room 465 Informal Organizing Committee notes Your participation in Bargaining is very much appreciated! Join us in person or on our Slack channel to share your opinion/thoughts/concerns. Take home message – We have
July 18th, 11:30 AM @ Studebaker (Manhatanville), Room 465 Informal Organizing Committee notes Your participation in Bargaining is very much appreciated! Join us in person or on our Slack channel to share your opinion/thoughts/concerns. Take home message – CU Admin
Columbia Admin’s is preventing progress on core bargaining issues On Monday, August 7th, we will begin voting to authorize a strike in response to the Administration’s inadequate offers for a second contract and their unwillingness to bargain in good faith,
This Wednesday, over 140 of us gathered in Haven Plaza to send a clear message to Columbia! We do not accept their proposal. We want institutional support for research, living wages, recognition for fellows, protections for our research work, and
JOIN US for a public meeting and rally on Wednesday, 7/26 5pm for a Fair Contract NOW! Bargaining has reached a critical moment. After months of negotiations and over 15 sessions, the university administration has failed to propose a reasonable
Today, a delegation of postdocs and ARSs from Morningside, CUMC, Lamont, and Manhattanville came together to deliver the letter signed by over 600 of us to President Nemat Shafik’s office. This letter makes it clear that we will not accept
During the last week of June we had two lengthy bargaining sessions (read a comprehensive report from the 13th (June 29) and the 14th (June 30) sessions). In the meantime, here’s a brief rundown of what’s happened, what’s coming up,