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January 24, 2025

CUNY union finalizes employee contract after two years

The Riverdale Press: After two years of negotiations, the City University of New York officially established a new contract with members of the Professional Staff Congress (PSC,) the union representing CUNY’s faculty and staff. On Jan. 13 the contractual agreement between CUNY administration and its faculty and staff was fully…

January 20, 2025

Free Tuition for Select Community College Programs | Rally to Defend Immigrants

PSC-CUNY Contract Ratified: The 30,000 faculty and professional staff represented by PSC will soon receive long-overdue raises, retroactive pay, a signing bonus and other contractual gains. An overwhelming 90% of PSC members voted to ratify the new PSC-CUNY contract, with 66% of eligible voters participating. Click here for a message…

January 15, 2025

New CUNY contract: Faculty will get raises, support student success

More than 30,000 faculty and staff at City University of New York (CUNY) colleges have ratified a new contract to get raises and support student access. The agreement between the Professional Staff Congress (PSC) and the CUNY administration — which runs through 2027 — includes 13.4% minimum raises with nearly…

January 14, 2025

PSC Statement on Governor Hochul Proposal for Free Tuition Plan for CUNY Community Colleges

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: January 14, 2025 Michael Nitzky mnitzky@mercuryllc.com Fran Clark  fclark@pscmail.org 914-364-8925 PSC Statement on Governor Hochul Proposal for Free Tuition Plan for CUNY   In today’s State of the State Address, Governor Kathy Hochul announced a plan to offer free tuition and textbooks for students pursuing associates degrees…

January 14, 2025

CUNY faculty and staff ratify new union contract

Unionized faculty and staff at the City University of New York have ratified a contract involving across-the-board raises and a $3,000 bonus, Chancellor Félix Matos Rodríguez announced Tuesday. Ninety percent of Professional Staff Congress members who voted approved the agreement with the CUNY administration that includes nearly two years of back…

January 14, 2025

Gov. Hochul proposes free community college tuition to help fill job openings

Gov. Hochul wants to make community college free for adults pursuing degrees in sought-after fields, she announced Tuesday during her State of the State address. The proposal, which would extend only to students ages 25 to 55, covers the costs of tuition and fees for certain associate’s degree programs at the…

January 14, 2025

CUNY employees overwhelmingly ratify PSC contract

Professional Staff Congress members have overwhelmingly ratified a contract agreement with the City University of New York that will provide compounded raises of 13.4 percent and a $3,000 ratification bonus, the union announced Monday. The deal, approved by 90 percent of those who cast ballots, spans March 1, 2023 to…

January 13, 2025

Contract Ratification Results

PSC Members, I’m proud to announce that the 30,000 faculty and professional staff represented by PSC will receive long-overdue raises, along with other contractual gains, because an overwhelming 90 percent majority of PSC members voted to ratify the new PSC-CUNY contract. The agreement between the PSC and CUNY management includes…

January 2, 2025

New Year, New Contract

Happy New Year! I hope you’ve had time to gather with family and friends, to rest and recharge for the coming year. May 2025 be a fulfilling and successful year for you personally and professionally. In the coming year, we’ll share many accomplishments and challenges together as a union. The…

December 23, 2024

Update on email from AAA

CUNY's Microsoft email has a security block for mass mailings that has held up some of our emails.  A few thousand members have already voted, and we will all have the chance to vote. AAA believes they have a workaround, and they will again send out the message to all…