Proud Union members working to strengthen democracy and engagement in our local.
(We are not an elected body or legally-bound bargaining agent of our union.)
Important lessons here for our union! “At Rutgers, if these academic laborers are successful in bringing into being a single union, it will be much harder for administrators to pit faculty against each other.”
https://t.co/e9TJ5awMW8
Colleagues, the way to win is always member-to-member organizing—there’s no substitute for talking to your coworkers. None. #unionstrong https://t.co/hs7EmU5d8A
This is the time for change.
We deserve a Union that respects members and values action, democracy, transparency, inclusion, and justice. https://t.co/jJJhOQRvpd
Friday's a day off for the Higher Ed Labor United Winter Summit. We'll be back with more amazing speakers and discussion Saturday at 2pm EST, with featured speaker @stacydavisgates of the Chicago Teachers Union at 5:15pm. #HigherEdWorkersUnite
Register: https://t.co/ZYya4FceuH
First panel discussion of the Higher Ed Labor United summit, on how the HELU coalition came together and where it's headed. #HigherEdWorkersUnite
Register here: https://t.co/ZYya4FtPTh
The Higher Ed Labor United Winter Summit starts TODAY!! Join student workers, staff, and faculty from around the US for four afternoons of plenaries, panel discussions, and workshops planned. #HigherEdWorkersUnite
To register: https://t.co/WBoOrUoS3P
Our union's Budget and Priorities Committee did a deep dive into Rutgers' budget system, known as RCM, based on the administration's own five-year review of RCM.
If you're wondering why your department is always in a financial bind, read this report:
https://t.co/NCMWDbsF3l
"We must recognize that the larger crisis of corporatization in academia is not just about higher education but fundamentally about the crisis of capitalism, and that means connecting a reignited academic labor movement to the larger labor movement." https://t.co/DFOgTJNqAx