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‘A Wide Range of Experiences’: Harvard Clerical and Technical Workers Incorporate Remote Work | News | The Harvard Crimson

A biography of Australian advocate of workers' control, Richard Curlewis.

Harvard Clerical and Technical Workers Raise Opposing Views on One-Year Tentative Agreement | News | The Harvard Crimson

Food and beverage industries Workers Kellogg’s workers continue their strike at plants in Battle Creek, Mich.; Lancaster, Pa.; Omaha, Neb.; and Memphis, Tenn. They are members of the Bakery, Confectionery, Tobacco Workers and Grain Millers Union, and their demands center around the unfair two-tier wage system and cuts to benefits. …

The university is offering below-inflation wages even as its endowment swells 27 percent to $53.2 billion.

Harvard Clerical and Technical Workers Reach One-Year Tentative Agreement With University | News | The Harvard Crimson

Graduate Student Union Strike Authorization is a Warning Alarm | Opinion | The Harvard Crimson

Boston Scoring a victory for hospitality and service workers countrywide, on September 23, UNITE HERE Local 26 at Harvard University beat back management and won job security for its members. A five-year contract was negotiated, and workers voted for it overwhelmingly. Local 26 represents dining hall workers who prepare the…

Five Unions, Five Contracts: Unions Rally for Contracts and Benefits | News | The Harvard Crimson

Eight Bargaining Sessions In, How Do Harvard Grad Students Union’s Proposals Stack Up to Other Unions’ Contracts? Less than a year ago, Harvard’s graduate student union ratified its first contract with the University, ending 19 months of negotiations. Now, the Harvard Graduate Students Union-United Automobile Workers is back at the bargaining table negotiating for its second contract. By Less than a year ago, Harvard’s graduate student union ratified its first contract with...