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AAUP Statement on Two Tier Retirement Benefits
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An Open Letter to the UD Community, October 12, 2020
Please click here to see an open letter to the UD community about mid-term bargaining.
AAUP-UD’s BARGAINING TEAM
The UD/AAUP Bargaining Team brings a wealth of experience, knowledge, and leadership to the upcoming negotiations with our Administration colleagues. The team includes faculty members who are have been active leaders in the AAUP, the University Faculty Senate, and their academic departments and colleges: Gerry Turkel, Chief Negotiator Gerry is Professor of Sociology and Legal…
Report on Contract Negotiations
THE STATE OF CONTRACT NEGOTIATIONS WITH THE ADMINISTRATION As we begin the fall semester, the AAUP and the Administration have not reached agreement on a new Collective Bargaining Agreement. Until a new contract is negotiated, approved by the AAUP Steering Committee, and ratified by the AAUP membership, the 2013-2016 Agreement will remain in effect. Salaries,…
Collective Bargaining 2020: Ratified Memorandum of Agreement
To see the signed Memorandum of Agreement for 2020, click here.
AAUP-UD Membership Ratifies New CBA
In the vote for ratification of a new Collective Bargaining Agreement, 582 ballots were distributed. When voting ended at 5pm on April 5, 2017, the final vote was 412 to accept and 38 to reject. Negotiations for the new contract were long and arduous. The AAUP Bargaining Team and the University Bargaining Team had twenty-two…