More News
Bargaining Update from Sept. 16
Dear colleagues, The collective bargaining session on Wednesday, September 16 between your UFF faculty bargaining team and the Board of Trustees’ team was productive, but…
Bargaining Update from Sept. 4
Dear colleagues, Your UFF-FSU bargaining team met with the FSU BoT team last Friday, September 4 and our session was productive, moving substantially toward agreement.…
Bargaining Update from August 26
Dear colleagues, On Friday, the Tallahassee Democrat reported that the Board of Trustees has awarded President McCullough an 8% raise, boosting his salary to approximately $1.35M. They also added a…
Bargaining Update for August 21 Session
Dear Colleagues, Your UFF-FSU bargaining team met with representatives from FSU’s Board of Trustees on Friday, August 21, for an active session with plenty of movement…
On October 14, the UFF-FSU Executive Council adopted the following resolution:
“UFF-FSU stands in solidarity with Occupy Tallahassee and the Occupy Wall Street movement.
As champions of worker rights, equality, and fairness, we support students, faculty and other groups and individuals demonstrating for economic and political justice. The Occupy Wall Street movement highlights economic inequality and political corruption in a time when collective bargaining rights are under attack. Higher education funding has been slashed and tuition rates and student debt have increased exponentially. Major U.S. corporations are posting record profits during a time of economic instability and high unemployment rates. Banks were bailed out and tax cuts for the wealthy continued as millions lost their homes and their pensions, and as millions goes hungry and lack healthcare insurance. Promises of job creation have been replaced by cuts in wages, benefits, and state workers. It is time to stand up for the rights of people over profit.
Occupy Tallahassee joins the global “Occupy Wall Street” movement in a day of protest on Saturday, October 15 in a “surround the Capitol” demonstration. The rally begins Friday, October 14, at 4:00. For more information about Occupy Tallahassee and coming events, visit http://occupytallahassee.org/“