The unionization wave continues. Barnes and Noble workers are joining employees at a long list of businesses who are seeking (often successfully) to unionize. Workers at the Park Slope Barnes […]
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Doctors at Elmhurst Hospital have been negotiating with the hospital’s management for almost a year in an attempt to achieve parity in pay and benefits with doctors in other zip […]
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CUNY Law censors pro-Palestinian speaker
On May 12, Fatima delivered a graduate speech at CUNY Law’s 2023 commencement ceremony after her peers voted for her to represent them. Last week, CUNY Law administrators gave into […]
Grad student workers at MIT voted down the current tentative agreement with the administration by a whopping 1,715 to 226. Follow their updates here. Want to get these posts delivered […]
Writers, editors, video producers and content creators at CNET, the tech. review publication, have voted to unionize with Writer’s Guild of America East! In related news, see this Variety interview about […]
Mayor Adams has consistently increased police funding and cut public education budgets, and other social services, during his short time in office. Graduating CUNY Law students condemned his attacks on […]
What a May Day! There were some great events all over the City last week, and CUNY was at the heart of them. Above: students and teachers from Hunter College […]
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What a week at the GC!
This has been quite a week, folks. Monday 4/24 we had our union chapter meeting and voted to approve a set of GC demands we want to organize around and […]
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Adjunct Data
The PSC recently released data it has collected on how many courses are taught by adjuncts at CUNY each year and how much adjuncts make per 3-credit course. Throughout the […]
Protests continue in France as the country’s constitutional court approved President Macron’s push through of pension reform to raise the age of retirement from 62-64. For in-depth coverage of these […]
