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CUPE 3902 bargaining committee members resign over tentative agreement

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CUPE 3902 bargaining committee members have resigned in protest over a tentative agreement with the University of Toronto.

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CUPE 3902 bargaining committee members protest tentative agreement by resigning
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UBC's unions challenge net-zero mandate while managers get raises

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Michael Stewart
| March 21, 2012

In a province already embroiled in an acrimonious battle with its teachers union, The University of British Columbia is facing strike votes from two of its three collective bargaining units, with the third feeling more and more marginalized by the BC government and its employers. Meanwhile, the highest paid employees at the University have been allotted wage increases, merit pay and performance bonuses totalling $9-million.

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Rally: 'Defend our education: Support teaching assistants'

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Jesse McLaren
| February 17, 2012

Organized in just a week, hundreds of people representing a broad layer of the University of Toronto community united for the rally “Defend our education: Support teaching assistants.” As the Governing Council -- the 1 per cent on campus -- met in a private meeting under chandeliers, the 99 per cent on campus rallied outside in the lead up to CUPE 3902’s February 24 strike date.

 

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