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City College of San Francisco instructors accept pay cuts to save classes, jobs
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Students descend the staircase leading from Science Hall at City College of San Francisco’s Ocean Campus before the pandemic last year. On Monday, faculty member
s agreed to pay cuts to save hundreds of instructors from being laid off and their classes from being eliminated.Jessica Christian/The Chronicle 2020
City College of San Francisco faculty members have agreed to pay cuts averaging 9% next year to save hundreds of instructors from being laid off and their classes from being eliminated.
The one-year contract, ratified by 82% of faculty members voting, will preserve most of the roughly 600 classes that the college had planned to eliminate next academic year as a result of laying off instructors. The prospect of such a loss prompted months of protests by students and faculty in person and online.
The City College of San Francisco Board of Trustees voted unanimously May 10 to approve an agreement to impose salary cuts in order to avert massive layoffs and the resulting class cuts at the educational institution.
The salary reductions were approved prior to the meeting by members of the American Federation of Teachers Local 2121, which had reached a tentative agreement with the college administration May 8. According to a news release from the union hours before the board meeting, 82% of the members voted in favor of the pay cuts to avoid layoffs.
As the Bay Area Reporter reported last week, it was anticipated that the college s board would vote at its May 10 meeting on the budget matter. The board had already approved the sending of layoff notices to 163 faculty members and 34 administrators across 39 departments as a way of dealing with a projected deficit of $33 million.