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Statement on Negotiations for Rutgers Educators Unions
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—The bargaining teams of three unions representing 9,000 educators, researchers, and clinicians at Rutgers University voted to recommend contract language that would become Tentative Agreements if they are approved by the unions’ elected representatives. Rutgers AAUP-AFT’s Executive Council, the Rutgers Adjunct Faculty Union’s Executive Board, and AAUP-BHSNJ’s Council will read the recommended language…
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Rutgers Unions to Picket Outside Board of Governors Meeting to Demand Fair Contracts Now
Threat of Work Stoppage Remains if Rutgers Administration Doesn’t Finalize Agreement NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—Unions at Rutgers University, including three that were on strike last week and a fourth that has begun the process of authorizing a strike, will picket outside a Board of Governors meeting scheduled for Winants Hall (7 College Ave., New Brunswick) this…
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Rutgers Educators Unions Win Framework for New Contracts
Five-Day Strike Is Suspended While Bargaining Continues on Open Issues NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—Three Rutgers unions representing educators, researchers, and clinicians voted late last night to suspend their work actions and accept a framework for new contracts that union leaders say contain powerful advances, especially for their most vulnerable members. The framework came together after five…
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Bargaining Continues as Rutgers Strike Enters a Fifth Day
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—Bargaining between three striking unions and the Rutgers University administration continued in the state capital of Trenton as a strike by Rutgers AAUP-AFT, the Rutgers Adjunct Faculty Union, and AAUP-BHSNJ entered a fifth day on Friday. Union leaders said there has been progress in negotiations, but important issues need to be resolved. Yesterday,…
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Support for Rutgers Strike Spreads as Negotiations Continue in Trenton
“These Are Tough Issues, but We’ve Made Progress” NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—Three unions representing educators, researchers, and clinicians at Rutgers University will return to the picket lines on all three campuses today, as intensive negotiations continue in the state capital of Trenton. Picketing will start at 9 a.m., with bigger gatherings planned for the early afternoon.…
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Rutgers Strike Continues for a Second Day
Both Sides in Trenton Today for Negotiations in Governor Murphy’s Office NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—Picket lines went up for a second day on all three Rutgers University campuses as a strike by three unions representing 9,000 educators, researchers, and clinicians continued. Hundreds of striking full-time, adjunct, and medical faculty; graduate workers; postdoctoral associates; and counselors were…
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Rutgers Educators on Strike Today for a Fair Contract
First Academic Workers’ Strike in the University’s 257-Year History See below for picket line and rally locations and Monday interview availability. NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—Three unions representing educators, researchers, and will go on strike today at 9 a.m., after the administration failed to agree to a new contract after nearly a year of bargaining. Click here…
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Rutgers Unions Are “Out of Patience” in Their Fight for Fair Contracts
Administration Is Still Dragging Its Feet with a Month Left in the School Year, Leaders Say Interview Availabilities and Press ConferenceWednesday, March 29, 2:45 p.m., outside Cook Campus Center (59 Biel Rd., New Brunswick) NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—Members and leaders of unions at Rutgers University will speak to the media at 2:45 p.m. on Wednesday, March…
