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The 2012 Legislative Session: Week Seven

Bargaining News, Non-Tenure-Track Faculty, UFF-FSU Reports, Uncategorized

Report on University Welfare for Faculty Senate, February 22nd, 2012

Ratification voting is underway.  If you are in the faculty bargaining unit and did not vote already, please do so on your way out today. Aside from ratification, I would like to talk about reading assignments today.  I will try to be brief and give you more time for your reading. One document I urge

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Bargaining News, Uncategorized

February 2012: Collective Bargaining Update

The teams closed the 2011-2012 contract negotiations with agreements that can be found here. Later this month you will be asked to ratify the agreement. Even though we formally re-opened negotiations for the 2012-13 year in late January, we have been steadily bargaining since May of 2011 on several issues, mainly: nontenure-track (specialized) faculty reclassification

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Events, Uncategorized

2/21-23: Contract Ratification Voting

Contract Ratification is tentatively scheduled for February 21-23. Your departmental stewards will be doing the voting in departments and general voting locations will be at Strozier and the Faculty Senate meeting. Ratification Summary February 2012 Article 23 Salaries Article 31 Amendment and Duration Memorandum of Agreement – Merit Bonus Memorandum of Agreement – Voluntary Separation

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Florida Legislation, Political Action, Uncategorized

Legislative Update from UFF President Tom Auxter — Week 4

What is happening to the budget for higher education? In week four of the session the Senate released general amounts each agency will have in its budget but will not publish a detailed budget until later. The House has already published all the details of its full budget. The Senators may be delaying publication of

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Florida Legislation, Political Action, Uncategorized

Week 3 Legislative Update from Tom Auxter, UFF President

The 2012 Legislative Session: Week Three 1. Are privatized on-line courses the wave of the future? Both chambers are touting the benefits of on-line courses as a way to achieve dramatic reductions in university and college budgets in the future. Legislative leaders actually say that we can create on-line courses once and then use them

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