by harvardacademicadmin | Mar 24, 2025 | Bargaining
On Monday, we held our twelfth bargaining session with the University administration. Unfortunately, they returned only two counter-proposals, despite the fact that we await responses on over twenty proposed articles. Here is a rundown of the five proposals that...
by harvardacademicadmin | Mar 12, 2025 | Bargaining
This past Thursday, we held our eleventh bargaining session with the administration. See below for a rundown of the proposals that changed hands. First, the day before the bargaining session, the administration communicated via email that, despite the broad support...
by harvardacademicadmin | Feb 7, 2025 | Bargaining
Yesterday, we had an exciting and busy session, with 13 articles changing hands. From our side: Grievance & Arbitration Employment Records PI Rights IP Rights Union Access and Rights Professional Standing Flexible Working Arrangements From the administration:...
by harvardacademicadmin | Jan 27, 2025 | Bargaining
Last week, President Trump’s Executive Branch placed the National Institutes of Health under an unprecedented set of restrictions, including a communications blackout, a cut on diversity-based initiatives, and a cancellation of grant review panels. In...
by harvardacademicadmin | Jan 22, 2025 | Bargaining
Harvard cancelled our meeting – we’re wearing buttons anyway! Unfortunately, the administration has cancelled tomorrow’s scheduled bargaining session due to “unforeseen circumstances.” While we don’t know the reason, we do know that every delay in bargaining benefits...
by harvardacademicadmin | Dec 21, 2024 | Bargaining
This past Monday we had our last bargaining session of 2024 and it was a memorable one. We had the pleasure of being joined by many observers and speakers. We are starting with thoughts from one observer, Lisa Gulesserian, Preceptor in Armenian Language and Culture in...
