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Settlement or Impasse? We don’t know
LCC Faculty Colleagues – We are writing to share more information about the status of negotiations. As your bargaining team, we believe it is critical for you to know that the issues that matter most to faculty remain unresolved or completely … Continue reading →
Bargaining Update: Have You Signed Up for Strike School Yet?
LCC Faculty Colleagues – With mediation on February 12 and no bargaining until then, it will be up to us as faculty, standing together and building strike readiness, to motivate the College to move and settle. If we don’t reach … Continue reading →
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Bargaining Update: Your future at LCC…
LCC Faculty Colleagues – What do you want your future at LCC to look like? Does it include mandatory overloads for full-time faculty and resulting job loss for part-time faculty? Does it include class sizes decided by the VPAA and bargaining a whole new contract again … Continue reading →
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Bargaining Update & New Zoom Q&A Sessions Scheduled
LCC Faculty Colleagues – Today we made a little progress in bargaining. These were very small steps in the right direction. However, the vast majority of key issues important to faculty remain unaddressed. Today we proposed: * updated language on … Continue reading →
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Bargaining Update: 50¢
LCC Faculty Colleagues – We would like to say again that if faculty don’t want to lose the benefits and protections of our contract, maximum faculty participation and engagement in collective action—like the one that follows—are necessary. Please join us … Continue reading →
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Lane Community College Education Association 