Harvard academic workers to strike Nov. 10 after final bargaining session ends without contract
Key points
- About 2,600 non-tenure-track faculty and researchers
- More than two years and 54 sessions without a contract
- First strike on Nov. 10
Harvard Academic Workers-UAW, representing about 2,600 non-tenure-track faculty and researchers, will strike for the first time on Nov. 10 after a final bargaining session ended without a contract, following more than two years and 54 sessions. The union says remaining issues include across-the-board raises, family benefits on par with tenure-track faculty and inclusion of stipend-funded postdocs. Harvard did not immediately comment.
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