Rutgers teaching unions vote 93% to ratify contracts following historic strike
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After almost a year at the bargaining table, the contracts include across-the-board raises and additional job security for part-time lecturers.
Three unions representing 9,000 Rutgers University workers overwhelmingly voted to ratify new contracts with the school May 8.
Labor leaders announced their full memberships had ratified the deals, three weeks after ending the first faculty strike in the school's history.
Labor leaders announced their full memberships had ratified the deals, three weeks after ending the first faculty strike in the school's history.