Graduate Student Unionization
More than 6 Months Later, CGSU to Determine Next Steps for Union Recognition Election
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With negotiations at a “standstill,” CGSU is bringing the possibility for a re-election to its membership with a referendum vote.
Union Recognition Election
Amid Negotiations With University Following Union Election, Caucus Forms to Challenge CGSU Tactics
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This emergence of this caucus comes at a moment where CGSU is currently in negotiations with the University as the two parties decide which steps to take moving forward.
AFT
AFT Considers Contesting Election Results After Alleged Code of Conduct Violations
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“There should be no place for this kind of outright animus against colleagues in higher education. The administration has failed the entire Cornell community, and Cornell itself,” said AFT President Randi Weingarten ’80.
CGSU
AFT President Randi Weingarten ’80 Rallies With Grads Before Major Vote
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“Look, I went to this school. I went to the school of labor relations at this University. So personally I am really offended that somebody…would actually say in a university that…having real labor relations is an existential threat,” Weingarten said.
AFT
With Vote Approaching, CGSU Explains Relationship With National Union
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At an information session CGSU hosted for graduate students, Michael Durney, grad, questioned the portrayal of the administration as a “rich, uncaring” group.