CSU's 2023-24 budget calls for 4% tuition hike, 5% raise for employees
A final vote won't come until next month, but Colorado State University's budget for 2023-24 is set to include a 4% tuition increase and 5% pay raises.
Source: coloradoan.com
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Restaurant Industry Workers Are Organizing to Fund Their Own Reproductive Care
The Service Worker Reproductive Access Fund offers tipped workers contraception, travel expenses for abortion, and other health care services
Source: eater.com
FCDO's Work and Opportunities for Women Programme
The Work and Opportunities for Women (WOW) programme is a new flagship programme funded by UK’s Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO).
Source: gov.uk
Faculty Council holds final meeting of 2020-21 academic year
Members heard reports on topics from plans for Fall semester and VP search updates to intellectual property and graduate worker stipends.
Source: colostate.edu
Colorado State graduate students petition for higher pay, lower fees
Graduate student workers at Colorado State University have formed a group petitioning the university and the CSU Board of Governors to raise graduate student worker stipends and lower their fees. Students in the Graduate Workers Organizing Cooperative are citing Fort Collins’ increased cost of living and the amount of work they do for the university, along with lasting economic impacts of the pandemic, as reasons they should be better compensated. The university estimated around 2,000 of its 6,400 graduate students receive assistantships, meaning they are paid a set amount to serve as re...
Source: coloradoan.com