Rutgers AAUP-AFT
Rutgers AAUP-AFT: 50th Anniversary
Dear colleague, After months of determined organizing work, our Adjunct Faculty Union colleagues have met their goal of getting a majority of PTLs—members and nonmembers—to sign electronic cards to unite our bargaining units! We’ll be asking President Holloway and the Rutgers administration to recognize us as #OneFaculty. We want to share this message to PTLs from …
Dear colleague, Around 90 of your colleagues have received long-delayed responses from University Compensation Services (UCS) on their applications for salary equity under the program our union negotiated, and we continue to be disappointed with the administration’s handling of this process. Like the 130 faculty who received decisions last September, a majority in this round got …
Takeaway: Read this union report about the mistreatment of Rutgers-Camden and what we’re doing about it. RSVP to attend our Freedom School on “Camden Matters: The Fight for Reparation and Racial Equity” on Monday, February 21, at 7 p.m. Dear colleague, Rutgers-Camden is nationally recognized for its excellence in serving lower-income and BIPOC students. Yet it has suffered from …
Save the Date for These Union Events New Brunswick Chapter Meeting: Friday, February 4, 10 a.m. Click here to RSVP Camden Matters: Fighting for Reparations and Racial Equity: Monday, February 21, 7 p.m. Click here to RSVP What R We Fighting For? Contract Campaign Town Hall: Monday, February 28, 6 p.m. Click here to RSVP Dear colleague, We’ve …
Dear colleague, Last month, our union’s University Budget and Priorities Committee published a report about the RCM (Responsibility Center Management) budget system that—quoting directly from the university’s own five-year review of RCM—documented major flaws in a system our union has long criticized for the burdens it places on our departments and programs and its lack of accountability and transparency. If …
Dear colleagues, We hope you’ve heard about the bombshell investigation published by NorthJersey.com that exposes the financial disaster of Rutgers Athletics—and the lengths that management’s top accountants and lawyers went to keep it quiet. In a follow-up article published yesterday, Gov. Phil Murphy added his voice to the state political figures who think Rutgers needs to answer some …
