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Bargaining Bulletin #10: We could make this place beautiful
Sent on behalf of Michael Stewart, Chair, CCFA Contract Negotiating Committee: Check your email for my last bulletin on package bargaining. And follow the Open Bargaining discussion on our Discord. Hi friends, It’s been a month. We have had six bargaining days since our AGM on April 30 (that’s seventeen total). Both the Union and the Employer have each sent three packages across the table. I’m so proud of your Bargaining Committee. It’s been patient, gruelling work–but we feel we are close to a deal. We’ve made great progress on establishing Rights to Future Work for term faculty, Indigenizing our pay scale, streamlining Scheduled Development, and making Faculty Performance Reviews into a meaningful, collaborative exercise. None of this language is signed yet, but there’s a lot of agreement on these issues. The final sticking point is workload. We’ve heard loud and clear that Faculty want fair, firm caps on class…
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2026 AGM Notice
Hello Members, We hope you can join us for the Annual General Meeting! You should already have a meeting invite for our AGM in your Outlook calendars, on April 30 from 8:30 AM – 3:30 PM, including lunch. If you don’t, please contact us. Even if you don’t plan to…
Bargaining Bulletin #8: Student Feedback, Indigenous Representation, and Grieving without Fighting
If you missed my last bulletin about our first day back at the bargaining table, read it here. And follow the Open Bargaining discussion on our Discord. Hi friends, We’ve finished three days of bargaining and your Contract Negotiations Committee would like you to weigh in on some key issues at…
Bargaining Bulletin #7: A New Day
If you missed my last bargaining bulletin on the Bad Faith ruling at the LRB, read it here. Hi friends, Many thanks to the seven observers who came yesterday to our first day of bargaining since June 2025. As expected (and as directed by the Labour Board), the Employer finally tabled…
