After the break, a press release we sent around announcing the results.
Residue of a blog led by SIUC faculty member Dave Johnson. Two eras of activity, the strike era of 2011 and a brief relapse into activity in 2016, during the Rauner budget crisis.
Showing posts with label contract. Show all posts
Showing posts with label contract. Show all posts
Wednesday, November 30, 2011
FA ratifies tentative agreement
FA members voted to ratify the tentative agreement with the administration today. Of the 138 who turned out to vote, 95% voted to approve the agreement. The 130 131 yes votes made for a majority of all FA members--though all that was required was for a majority of those voting to approve the agreement. With final ratification by the SIU board of trustees, presumably at their December 8 meeting in Carbondale, the 17 month process to get a new contract will at last be complete. Let's hope it doesn't take as long next time around.
After the break, a press release we sent around announcing the results.
After the break, a press release we sent around announcing the results.
Thursday, November 10, 2011
Hi Ho, Hi Ho
I am up early and off to a committee meeting (The Sustainability Council). I would prefer to hibernate or just go in to teach today, but I take my work very seriously and I know it extends well beyond the classroom.
After the break, I'll offer a few post-strike observations. I am sure the days and weeks to come will provide continued opportunities to hash and rehash what we did or didn't accomplish with this labor action. I have no illusions that our most fervent critics will ever grant us any accomplishments. Nonetheless, I return to my regular work both weary and energized -- and I know I am not alone.
After the break, I'll offer a few post-strike observations. I am sure the days and weeks to come will provide continued opportunities to hash and rehash what we did or didn't accomplish with this labor action. I have no illusions that our most fervent critics will ever grant us any accomplishments. Nonetheless, I return to my regular work both weary and energized -- and I know I am not alone.
Labels:
collective bargaining,
contract,
strike
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