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CUNY Adjuncts and Students Say College’s Reopening Plan Is a Nightmare

The time between semesters, especially the shorter winter break, is a time of anxiety and uncertainty for adjunct faculty, and this year’s holiday break has been especially catastrophic. Adjunct faculty across the City University of New York (CUNY) system are being laid off because of...

New York City Council Grills CUNY About Its Treatment of 12,000 Adjunct Faculty

Tri Truong, Gotham Gazette During a hearing this past Friday, November 12, the New York City Council sought new information about the use and treatment of adjunct faculty at the.

Washington/New York Faculty Unions Pushing “New Deal” Boondoggle That Will Cost Thousands of Part-Timers Their Jobs

by P. D. Lesko The Washington State House College and Workforce Development Committee will be hearing 2ESSB 5194 on Monday March 21, 2021. It would be a disaster for thousands.

U.S. Reps. Call on CUNY to Reverse Decision to Layoff Nearly 3,000 Employees

Congresswoman Carolyn B. Maloney (D-NY) on was joined by New York Representatives Max Rose, Kathleen M. Rice, Thomas R. Suozzi, Adriano Espaillat, José E. Serrano, Eliot L. Engel, and Sean Patrick Maloney in voicing concerns about the “City University of New York (CUNY) administration’s decision...

Federal Judge Rules Against Faculty Union Over CUNY Layoff of 2,800 Adjuncts

by Kevin Stawicki The City University of New York illegally laid off thousands of adjunct faculty members despite getting over $251 million in federal funds to protect against the coronavirus pandemic's economic.

CUNY Adjuncts Threaten Grade Protest Over Layoffs

City University of New York faculty members are so distraught over layoffs that they're considering withholding spring semester grades. John Jay College's provost announced last week he planned to eliminate.

Despite Push Back From Adjunct Groups, CUNY Union Contract Ratified

CUNY’s 30,000-member staff union has ratified its contract after a lengthy contract negotiation with university officials, solidifying higher wages for both tenured faculty and adjunct professors. Members of the union, called the Professional Staff Congress, will see salary increases across the board, as well as...

Why I’m Voting Against the “Historic” PSC-CUNY Contract for Adjuncts

by Kent Oswald Perhaps I could be more positive about the "historic contract," if I accepted what I am paid for, instead of wishing to be compensated for what I.

Post Janus v. AFSCME: PSC-CUNY Union Loses Thousands of Agency Fee Payers

by P.D. Lesko A recent report challenging the membership numbers of the Professional Staff Congress in the City University of New York (PSC-CUNY) union revealed that several thousand of the.

Why Are FT Faculty STILL Framing the National Discussion About Adjunct Faculty?

by P.D. Lesko In December 2015, full-time economics professor Howard Bunsis, chair of the American Association of University Professors' Bargaining Congress, told Truthout that the reduction in tenure-track hiring is the number one driver of unionization campaigns among part-time adjuncts and non-tenure-track full-timers, campaigns that have...

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