I heard over a third of all classes are taught by GTFs…
Anonymous
08/22/2019
my department teaches about 35 courses per term
none of them are taught by a GTF
I guess we are just stoopid
Deplorable Duck
08/22/2019
It’s all in how you do it. Bring dittos and have your students work them in class…
Dog
08/23/2019
depends on when an impasse is declared and rules say
essentially 30 days after a declared impasse and no impasses
has been declared yet
I suspect a GE strike will not occur, due to the timing rules,
during the first week of classes.
On the other hand, I suspect a GE strike will occur.
honest Uncle Bernie
08/22/2019
Does anyone know when this strike is likely to begin?
Fishwrapper
08/22/2019
Just about in time for first week of classes at…
DuckFan312
08/22/2019
This isn’t going to affect the home games, is it?
Fishwrapper
08/22/2019
Last I looked, the Athletics department doesn’t pay any of the entertainers, so probably not.
Plus, if they are like the Ath. Dept. on another campus I won’t name, a number of positions that would normally be Classified and thus represented by the union may have long ago been converted to Professional Faculty to avoid the pesky rules about paying overtime or other niceties that are covered in collective bargaining.
I heard over a third of all classes are taught by GTFs…
my department teaches about 35 courses per term
none of them are taught by a GTF
I guess we are just stoopid
It’s all in how you do it. Bring dittos and have your students work them in class…
depends on when an impasse is declared and rules say
essentially 30 days after a declared impasse and no impasses
has been declared yet
I suspect a GE strike will not occur, due to the timing rules,
during the first week of classes.
On the other hand, I suspect a GE strike will occur.
Does anyone know when this strike is likely to begin?
Just about in time for first week of classes at…
This isn’t going to affect the home games, is it?
Last I looked, the Athletics department doesn’t pay any of the entertainers, so probably not.
Plus, if they are like the Ath. Dept. on another campus I won’t name, a number of positions that would normally be Classified and thus represented by the union may have long ago been converted to Professional Faculty to avoid the pesky rules about paying overtime or other niceties that are covered in collective bargaining.