California Faculty Association to vote on strike authorization over California State University bargaining impasse, voting closes Nov. 19
Key points
- The California Faculty Association, representing 29,000 faculty, asks members to vote on strike authorization through Nov. 19
- The union seeks pay raises plus academic freedom and AI protections
- Even if the vote passes, a strike is not certain; CSU says it prefers continued negotiations
The California Faculty Association (CFA), representing 29,000 faculty, is asking members to authorize a strike after talks with California State University (CSU) reached an impasse. Members have until Nov. 19 to vote. The union seeks pay raises plus academic freedom and AI protections. Even if the vote passes, a strike is not certain, and CSU says it prefers continued negotiations.
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