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UC-AFT Librarian Bargaining Update #13

Greetings Unit 17 Librarians,

We held our 13th bargaining session on February 1st, at the Young Research Library on the UCLA campus.

UC-AFT Librarian Bargaining Update #13

Greetings Unit 17 Librarians,

We held our 13th bargaining session on February 1st, at the Young Research Library on the UCLA campus.

Call for Nominations: Special Election VP Legislation and Annual Council Officer Elections

Dear UC-AFT members,

Every April at our statewide Council Meeting, we elect statewide officers for the next academic year. In addition, this year, we are conducting a special election to fill our vacant Vice President for Legislation seat. Below, you will find two calls for nominations: one for the special election and another for our annual election. 

Call for Nominations: Council Executive Board (Term: June 15, 2019- June 14, 2020)

            President

            Vice President for Grievances

UC-AFT Insider January 2019

University Council-AFT Insider                   
January 15, 2019

In this issue:

  • New Year’s Message from UC-AFT President, Mia McIver
  • Red for Ed—UTLA Strike and Support Actions…Oakland Heats Up
  • Librarian Bargaining Continues with Sessions at Davis and UCLA
  • Lecturer Negotiating Team Selected…Bargaining to Kickoff at UC Irvine January 30

UTLA Strike Begins January 14.... Information and Support Actions

Content from California Labor Federation

UTLA Strike  Begins on Monday 1/14
Thousands of educators in Los Angeles are preparing to go on strike Monday, Jan. 14 in what will be one of the most important and biggest labor actions of the decade. LAUSD is the 2nd largest school district in the country, yet they’re severely underfunded and understaffed. Going on strike is never an easy decision. In fact, as well all know, it’s a last resort. Workers put everything on the line to stand together for what’s right. That’s what educators are prepared to do Monday. For their students. Parents. The community. For our entire labor movement. That’s why it’s so important that we all stand in solidarity with over 30,000 educators to demand smaller class sizes, more nurses and counselors, a fair wage, and accountability for charter schools. 

New Year's Message from UC-AFT President, Mia McIver

Mia_UTLA_Bullhorn.jpegDear UC-AFT Members,

Happy new year! I want to thank you for your membership and say a few words about why it's so important.

UC-AFT Insider December 2018

University Council-AFT Insider 
December 7, 2018

In this issue:

  • Librarians Ramp Up Bargaining Campaign…Member Workshops, Media and More…
  • Contract Negotiation Count Down…Non-Senate Faculty (NSF) Bargaining on the Horizon
  • NSF Contract Campaign Committee Elected—Bargaining Survey Coming Soon!
  • College Scholarships for Dependents of Union Members…Deadlines Approaching

UC-AFT Insider October 2018

University Council-AFT Insider
October 18, 2018

In this issue:

 Seeking Nominations for UC-AFT Faculty Contract Campaign Committee Members

 Seeking Nominations for Contract Campaign Committee Members

 Dear Colleagues,

Lecturers and other non-tenure-track faculty represented by UC-AFT will begin bargaining our next contract inspring 2019.
Each campus will elect five representatives to the UC-AFT Contract Campaign Committee to lead our bargaining campaign
by setting goals and making plans to accomplish them, making decisions about contract proposals and supporting actions,
and liaising with members on their campuses.

UC-AFT Council Endorses Yes Vote on Prop 10 Affordable Housing Act

Vote-Yes-on-10-Photo-voteyesonprop10..jpgThe UC-AFT Council voted to endorse Prop 10 at our meeting on Saturday, October 20. If passed, Prop 10 would repeal the Costa Hawkins Act, which currently prohibits localities from implementing local rent control measures.  Affordable housing and the high cost of living in UC communities are central issues for UC-AFT members.  In contract negotiatio