Solidarity with our Fordham comrades!

Learn from organizers at NYU, Columbia and Rutgers how the strike is a winning strategy for higher ed unionism today!

All graduate students welcome. Come learn about your wages and your work conditions - which are being determined at the bargaining table right now.

Highest paid grad union relative to cost of living! If Graduate Center PSC GAs made that much relative to cost of living, they would make about $65k 👀👀

Next Tuesday! Come to the GC to hear about the role of Community Assemblies in higher education struggles and how we can build similar organs of power at CUNY!

HEOs are the professional staff at CUNY. It was great joining fellow badass HEOs to build PSC_CUNY union solidarity The Graduate Center. HEOs Make CUNY Work! Right on PSC_CUNY_HEO! (And we ✊ the solidarity by our union siblings at Graduate Center PSC).

Graduate Center HEOs were out tabling today! HEOs make CUNY work!

Next Monday, 3/25 at The Graduate Center Room 6304.01! RSVP bit.ly/gcswspring2024, learn what our students are up to, and come mingle!

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Professor Freeman describes one of the most “demobilizing” effects of the Taylor Law on public sector unions - no pressure to settle contracts on time. “Routinely, in New York State, public employee contracts expire and nothing happens for months and even years.”

Happening today!

👇Just two harrowing testimonies among many others. We call on CUNY to do the bare minimum and pay its workers on time!

The Taylor Law is an anti-labor, repressive law that makes striking illegal for workers in the public sector. As union members we should know what that means for us and how to organize against it. Learn from one of its foremost experts on Thursday!

Forum on the Taylor Law with labor historian Joshua Freeman (author of 'Working Class New York'), Thursday March 7, 1pm. School of Labor and Urban Studies (25 West 43 Street, room 1425) and Zoom (tinyurl.com/PSCTaylorLaw)