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November 19, 2012

This Weeek in the PSC (11.19.12): Post-Sandy Bank for Annual Leave │ Reappointment Notification Deadlines

Post-Sandy Bank for Annual Leave In response to the impact of Superstorm Sandy on many of its employees, CUNY has announced a policy permitting each college to set up an emergency Annual Leave Bank to which full-time salaried CUNY employees (both instructional and classified staff) who accrue annual leave (not…

November 12, 2012

This Week in the PSC (11.12.12):Storm Relief Fund for Union Members

Storm Relief Fund for Union Members PSC is participating in the union movement's Superstorm Sandy relief efforts because looking out for one another is what being in a union is all about. Many union members, including our brothers and sisters in the PSC, have suffered significant loss and others were…

November 5, 2012

This Week in the PSC (11.05.12): The PSC Office is Open | Don't Forget to Vote

The PSC offers our heartfelt condolences to all who have suffered personal and material losses as a result of Superstorm Sandy. Those members who have opened their hearts and homes to colleagues and volunteered in the recovery are an inspiration to us all. As the University begins to restore day-to-day…

October 23, 2012

This Week in the PSC (10.23.12): Get Informed Before You Vote

Get Informed Before You Vote The latest issue of Clarion has a two pieces that every PSC member should read before going to the polls: “Obama vs. Romney on Higher Ed: Pell, Perkins and Private Profit,” an analysis by Clarion Editor Peter Hogness, and “PSC’s Political Strategy,” a viewpoint by…

October 16, 2012

Opposition to Pathways Intensifies; PSC Goes to Court to Stop the Initiative

Curriculum Lawsuit PSC President Barbara Bowen is one of three plaintiffs in a lawsuit urging the State Supreme Court to stop CUNY from further implementing Pathways. University Faculty Senate (UFS) Chair Dr. Sandi Cooper and UFS Vice-Chair Dr. Terrence Martell join President Bowen in bringing the lawsuit, which argues that…

September 25, 2012

This Week in the PSC (09.25.12): Updates on PSC Contract and Adjunct Health Insurance

‘We Do Not Accept That Austerity Is the Only Option’: Update on PSC Contract Clarion staff interviewed PSC President Barbara Bowen about negotiations on a new PSC/CUNY contract for the September edition of the union’s newspaper. Read the Q&A online. Update on Adjunct Health Insurance In August we announced that…

September 5, 2012

This Week in the PSC (09.03.12): Endorsements for September 13 Primaries and the General Election

Endorsements for September 13 Primaries and the General Election Visit the PSC website for a list of New York City area candidates for State legislative offices endorsed by New York State United Teachers (NYSUT), Working Families Party (WFP) and the New York State AFL-CIO. PSC is affiliated with all three…

August 27, 2012

This Week in the PSC (08.27.12): Welcome Back

Welcome Back to the New Academic Year On behalf of the union leadership and staff, “This Week in the PSC” wishes you a productive and satisfying academic year. With the start of the new semester, we resume weekly publication. Future issues of “This Week” will contain updates on the union’s…

August 6, 2012

This Week in the PSC (08.06.12): Adjunct Health Insurance Recipients: We Need Your Email

Check your inbox for This Week in the PSC every other Monday during the summer. Adjunct Health Insurance Recipients: We Need Your Email In her message last week, PSC President Barbara Bowen promised to share information about the negotiations for the adjunct health insurance benefit “the minute it is available.”…

July 23, 2012

This Week in the PSC (07.23.12): An Update on Adjunct Health Insurance

Check your inbox for This Week in the PSC every other Monday during the summer. An Update on Adjunct Health Insurance from President Bowen: I appreciate the patience adjuncts have shown as you wait to hear about the future of your health insurance benefit. I can understand how difficult it…

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