In light of Graduate Center HR’s recent threatening letter on remote work and “theft of time,” the PSC is organizing two events to educate workers on what they can do […]
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Public school teachers in Massachusetts are going on strike despite anti-strike laws very similar to those we face here in NY. Bad laws are made to be broken, and when […]
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Food Resources
For those struggling with food insecurity, we wanted to let you know about two potential resources. The College Student Pantry is open to all college and graduate students the 1st […]
Check out this interesting recent article which examines the genealogy of the general strike, linking its development as a political tactic and organizing tool to black radical abolitionist praxis emerging […]
As we prepare for the upcoming contract struggle here at CUNY, we should remember that there are thousands of other City employees in the same boat as us. Most of […]
Part-time and non-tenure track faculty at Fordham University have reached a tentative agreement with the Administration! They forced management to the table by threatening to strike. Just another example of […]
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Harper Collins strike approaches 50 days
Workers at the Harper Collins publishing company have been on strike for almost 50 days now, and management is still refusing to negotiate. Editors at the company want living wages, […]
France’s General Confederation of Labor, a national trade union center with three quarters of a million members, has threatened to cut off electricity to Members of Parliament and Billionaires amid […]
After an enthusiastic few days of striking, NYC nurses have reached a tentative agreement with two hospitals regarding staff-to-patient rations and salary raises. This is just another recent example of […]
A NY State Assembly bill (A906) now in committee proposes an amendment to the NY State Constitution, declaring the right to strike an employee right. Most of you are probably […]
