Three faculty unions and Rutgers University have ended their months at the bargaining table, agreeing on contract language that union leaders will vote on Sunday.
Their gains, “demonstrate the power that workers and their unions can gain by working together to improve not just their own individual conditions but the conditions in which their colleagues work, and their students learn.”
“We believe we are close to an agreement, but unless we make real progress soon, we will have to reconsider our decision to suspend our strike,” the president of one union said.