This semester, a majority of UNH graduate workers signed our petition demanding fair pay and benefits. At the USNH Board of Trustees meeting last Friday (March 20th), members of our union, along with allies, occupied the room to deliver that

Yesterday, during the President and Provost’s State of the University Presentation, we called them out on their disregard for our struggles as graduate workers. In their 40-minute presentation, they first highlighted some of the University’s notable achievements, such as being

We have several important events coming up! General Membership Meeting – Monday, 2/9 at 5:00 PM, McConnell 240 Zoom link: <<redacted>> This is an important meeting to prepare for upcoming organizing actions and an opportunity to meet and connect with

This semester, we have a full slate of actions planned, and it starts with a Community Art Build on Thursday 1/29 from 11:00 AM at Dimond Library 3d floor. From 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM, we’ll come together to make signs, design flyers, and

After a long four months, UNH finally returned to the bargaining table with their remaining “counterproposals” to our reasonable economic proposals. On Wednesday, they delivered six responses that fall woefully short of meeting our needs. Our proposals: Their responses: Immediate

After cancelling multiple bargaining sessions due to having no counters to our economic articles, which the Bargaining Committee proposed more than two months ago, the university finally returned to the table yesterday. What they brought with them was beyond disappointing; it was

This week, the Union presented counter proposals for International Workers, Discipline and Dismissal, and Health and Safety. The University presented counter proposals for Training and Grievance and Arbitration. We have had several important wins at the bargaining table recently; our persistence is paying off! We are making steady progress

It’s safe to say that your petition was effective! At the last bargaining session (2/18), the University told the Bargaining Committee they may only present one counterproposal at the upcoming bargaining session. However, after delivering the majority-backed petition, they came

This week, the Union presented counterproposals for Workspace & Materials and Workload. The University presented its counterproposals for Union Rights, Grievances & Arbitration, and International Workers. While we continue to make good progress on some of these, the University is still offering us very little regarding protections for International

Fellow Grad Workers, Thank you so much to everyone who came to observe our latest bargaining session! We had our largest observer turnout yet, and the University felt your presence. Your support was very much appreciated, and we had some great