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All 10 GWC-UAW bargaining committee members resign following months of internal tension All 10 GWC-UAW bargaining committee members resign following months of internal tension Princeton Huang / Staff Photographer By Irie Sentner | May 19, 2021, 12:14 AM All 10 bargaining committee members of the Graduate Workers of Columbia-United Auto Workers have resigned, citing internal divisions following the failure of their tentative agreement and the conclusion of the strike. The seven bargaining committee members who recommended the contract, which the unit ultimately rejected with 53 percent of the vote, resigned on May 6. In an email announcing their immediate resignation, the seven bargaining committee members cited “toxic internal politics that have long been present in our union” as the main reason that they stepped down. Rank-and-file members also circulated a motion to reconstitute the bargaining committee, which received over 500 signatures. ....
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Dissatisfied with contract negotiations and bargaining committee, GWC-UAW student-workers vote to reject tentative agreement Dissatisfied with contract negotiations and bargaining committee, GWC-UAW student-workers vote to reject tentative agreement Kathy Fang / Staff Photographer Student-workers say that the contract fell short on unit recognition; compensation; health care; and access to third-party, neutral arbitration for discrimination and harassment cases. By Talia Abrahamson | May 2, 2021, 11:05 PM The tentative agreement reached between Columbia and the Graduate Workers of Columbia–United Auto Workers’ bargaining committee failed to pass on April 30. Student-workers voted 1,093-970 with 63-percent participation to continue negotiating, a process that will likely require further mobilization throughout the summer and fall semesters. ....