HEARINGS IN EARLY January will determine who can be part of a collective bargaining unit for Illinois State University nontenure-track faculty.
Administrative law judge Allen Oehlert will hear the case starting January 7th in Springfield. Union organizers expect to have a decision in time for a spring vote.
Administrators and nontenured faculty met with Oehlert December 13th to find uncontested ground on who should be in the unit. Both sides filed legal briefs and Oehlert ruled on those December 30th.
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