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SFU teaching assistants, instructors and support staff commence strike - Vimarsana News

SFU teaching assistants, instructors and support staff commence strike

The Teaching Support Staff Union has been without a contract for more than a year, since its collective agreement expired in April 2022.

SFU's largest union votes to strike as teachers, staff demand cost of living raises - Vimarsana News

SFU's largest union votes to strike as teachers, staff demand cost of living raises

The union represents more than 3,500 workers, who teach and conduct research at Simon Fraser University but aren’t faculty, including research and teaching assistants.

Empress hotel workers vote overwhelmingly in support of job action - Vimarsana News

Empress hotel workers vote overwhelmingly in support of job action

The union, Unifor Local 4276, said its workers at the hotel held a strike vote Friday night, which saw an overwhelming 97 per cent of members vote in favour of job action.

UAW bureaucrats collaborate with UC to retroactively dock strikers' pay - Vimarsana News

UAW bureaucrats collaborate with UC to retroactively dock strikers' pay

Only weeks after betraying the historic strike of 48,000 academic workers at the University of California, the United Auto Workers is assisting UC in collecting attestation payback forms to retroactively dock wages.

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UC student workers still earning below the poverty line | News - Vimarsana News

UC student workers still earning below the poverty line | News

Landmark wage increase for UC student workers still keep some below poverty line. 38% of student employees and 32% of student researchers voted no on contract due to inadequate wages