We’re Voting Yes for our Union!
We’re voting UNION YES
Last month, we filed for a union election with the support of more than 70% of all UNH graduate workers. Now it’s time to vote UNION YES to establish our union, UNH GEU-UAW.
We know what life looks like without a union contract. For years, UNH graduate workers have suffered from low pay, inadequate benefits, and poor working conditions. We’ve seen our coworkers struggle to pay for housing, food, and medical bills. Last month, 75 of our staff colleagues were laid off, all while administrators continue to make more than 10x what graduate workers make.
But we’ve also seen our power when we work together. With our collective voice, we pressured UNH to sign an agreement recognizing our right to a union election. With a union contract, we can force the university to negotiate with us for fair pay, secure employment, and dignity in the workplace.
That’s why we’re voting UNION YES in our upcoming union election.
Signed,
Elise Neidecker, Agriculture, Nutrition, and Food Systems
Radhika Rani, Agriculture, Nutrition, and Food Systems
Rawan AlSarraf, Agriculture, Nutrition, and Food Systems
Mamta Kajal, Agriculture, Nutrition, and Food Systems
Aliya Caldwell, Biological Sciences
Ana Silverio, Biological Sciences
Kyrie Newby, Biological Sciences
Marjorie Mednikova, Biological Sciences
Alexandria Sangermano, Biological Sciences
Drew Villeneuve, Biological Sciences
Bocheng Cui, Computer Science
Devin Thomas, Computer Science
Stephen Wissow, Computer Science
Allison St. John, Chemistry
I. Engin Taze, Civil and Environmental Engineering
Mark Adler, Civil and Environmental Engineering
Camille Sullivan, Earth Science
Helen Sears, Earth Science
Ali Mara, Economics
Stephanie Harvey, Education
Nishanth Goud Chennagouni, Electrical and Computer Engineering
Shuva Paul, Electrical and Computer Engineering
Jennifer Daly, English
Rachel Roy, English
Rose O’Connor, English
Stephanie George, English
Arya Martinez, History
Eric Trautman-Mosher, History
Maiah Vorce, History
Ray Dinsmore, History
Dylan Kupetsky, Integrated and Applied Mathematics
Matthew D’Amico, Integrated and Applied Mathematics
Maryam Aswad, Math Education
Bitna Choi, Math Education
Jacob Zercher, Mathematics and Statistics
Ryan Beishline, Mechanical Engineering Allison Kloeckner, Molecular, Cellular, and Biomedical Sciences
Danielle Blumstein, Molecular, Cellular, and Biomedical Sciences
Megan Garcia, Molecular, Cellular, and Biomedical Sciences
Adeena Ahsan,Natural Resources and the Environment
Amanda Daly, Natural Resources and the Environment
Else Schlerman, Natural Resources and the Environment
Erin Reilly, Natural Resources and the Environment
Emma Bergh, Natural Resources and the Environment
Jed Siebert,Natural Resources and the Environment
Jess Steketee, Natural Resources and the Environment
Jingyan Huang, Natural Resources and the Environment
Josh Trombley,Natural Resources and the Environment
Khanh Ton, Natural Resources and the Environment
Mairi Poisson,Natural Resources and the Environment
Manjot Rekhi,Natural Resources and the Environment
Nathan Alexander, Natural Resources and the Environment
Rue Teel, Natural Resources and the Environment
Tim Hoheneder, Natural Resources and the Environment
Vandy Vandewater, Natural Resources and the Environment
Melissa Marry, Ocean Engineering
Amelia Henkel, Physics
Joel Tibbetts, Physics
Nathan Rutherford, Physics
Nicholas Jones, Physics
Stephanie Black, Physics
Suman Itani, Physics
Kristen Petagna, Psychology
Trish Burkins, Psychology
Tyler Allen, Psychology