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Bargaining Update (June 14, 2022)
bargainingUpdate_June14.pdf (wlufa.ca)
Proposals Exchanged May 25, 2022
ProposalsExchanged_May25.pdf (wlufa.ca)
WLUFA Members Complete Organizing for Power Training
WLUFA congratulates its members who recently graduated from “Organizing for Power: The Core Fundamentals,” an international training program offered through the Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung and developed by well-known union activist Jane McAlevey, currently Senior Policy Fellow at UC Berkeley’s Labor Center. The following members participated in the training: Kimberly Ellis-Hale Brent Hagerman Michele Kramer Rob […]
Restructuring Publicly-Funded Universities / La restructuration des universités financées par les deniers publics
* La version française suit * Memorandum 22:26 Date: June 1, 2022 To: Presidents and Administrative Officers; Local, Provincial and Federated Associations From: David Robinson, Executive Director Re: Restructuring Publicly-Funded Universities: A Report on the Laurentian University Insolvency Proceeding with Issues and Options for the University Sector At the 90th CAUT Council held in April […]
Bargaining Unit Approves Bargaining Priorities
Bargaining Unit Approves Bargaining Priorities on April 27, 2022
Urgent Appeal: Solidarity with Ukraine
(Ottawa – March 4, 2022) The Canadian Association of University Teachers is joining with Education International in standing in solidarity with students, teachers, academics, and the people of Ukraine to condemn Russia’s horrific invasion. We call upon the Canadian government and the international community to step up efforts to provide humanitarian assistance to those affected by the […]
Updates from the WLUFA Climate Action Committee
Updates from the WLUFA Climate Action Committee
WLU tries to defuse faculty tensions after ‘foreboding’ comments made during return-to-campus meeting
https://www.therecord.com/news/waterloo-region/2022/02/07/wlu-tries-to-diffuse-faculty-tensions-after-foreboding-comments-made-during-return-to-campus-meeting.html
Harry Crowe Foundation Conference 2022 – Academic Freedom and the Law
February 10-11, 2022 Academic freedom in Canada is the right of academic staff to teach and discuss, to research and publish, to participate in the academic governance of and to criticize their administration, and to exercise their civil liberties, including freedom of expression, without institutional censorship. The exercise of academic freedom is both facilitated by and […]