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A session for stewards, grievance officers, or staff looking for a refresher or an introduction to the legal framework of a grievance, as well as how to investigate a case, write a grievance, and prepare for each step. Participants will also be encouraged to share the grievance article in their own CBA. Arbitration hearings will not be covered but may in a future session.
An informal discussion for collective bargaining chapter members and staff to trade their best contract articles and solicit language on specific issues such as racial equity, gender equity, paid family leave, childcare, accessibility, online learning, non-tenure-track appointments, or whatever is of interest to the group.
In this session, collective bargaining chapter members and staff will look at proposal writing and presentation methods that get to the heart of the problem. Participants will also be encouraged to share what they’ve learned from their most successful and challenging proposals.
A meeting of the AAUP Foundation.
A meeting of the AAUP's governing Council.
A workshop about the legal framework of contract negotiations for public and private institutions and the mechanics of a strong bargaining team, including team roles, conduct at the table, tracking proposals, and updating members. Members and staff of collective bargaining chapters are welcome.
Join us for a virtual roundtable featuring contributors to the winter issue of the AAUP magazine, Academe. We'll discuss how achieving racial equity in the tenured faculty ranks will require concrete changes to tenure and promotion policies that too often devalue the work of faculty members of color, how the long-term decline in tenure density threatens the future of higher education in blue and red states alike, and how the 1940 Statement of Principles on Academic Freedom and Tenure sought to solve the contingency crisis of the Great Depression.
A workshop for members or staff of collective bargaining chapters interested in honing their approach to communication about proposals at the table, in media, and with the community. Participants will be invited to think about how narrative connects to power in bargaining and their own chapter’s narrative.
Join us to discuss the AAUP's investigation into the dismissal of Professor Mark McPhail. We'll discuss our findings as well as how the AAUP's investigative process works.
This webinar will discuss how to access and analyze data from the AAUP's Faculty Compensation Survey data, focusing on interactive data tools now available on the new AAUP Data website. Topics will include peer comparison, gender pay gaps, fringe benefits, part-time faculty compensation, and inflation adjustment. Step-by-step examples will be presented while introducing key features of Tableau data visualizations such as filters, parameters, and generating custom reports.
