A blog about academic freedom and other issues in higher education, from John K. Wilson
Thursday, September 15, 2011
UIC Joint Faculty Union Upheld
Today, the full Illinois Education Labor Relations Board (IELRB) ruled in favor of the faculty union at the University of Illinois-Chicago (UIC), rejecting the administration's argument that full-time faculty and adjuncts could not be part of the same union. According to a press release, "UIC United Faculty will immediately contact the administration to bargain a first contract." The administration should stop its stalling tactics, and start negotiating with the union. The UIC United Faculty revealed that UIC had spent the amazing figure of $3,282,414 in the past 10 years on outside counsel dealing with labor issues.
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