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November 15, 2011

This Week in the PSC (11.15.11): Occupy Foley Square and March to Keep the Movement Strong

This Thursday, Occupy Foley Square and March to Keep the Movement Strong The Occupy Wall Street protestors regrouped this morning at Foley Square, the site of this Thursday’s 99% Day of Action, after being forcibly removed from Zuccotti Park late last night. The Occupy movement could be the start of…

November 7, 2011

This Week in the PSC (11.07.11):Much at Stake at Nov. 21 Board Hearing

Much at Stake at Nov. 21 Board Hearing CUNY’s annual budget request, including funds for adjunct health insurance, proposed tuition hikes, a major revision of the University Bylaws and other items are all on the Calendar for the November 28th CUNY Board of Trustees meeting. The Board will hear testimony…

November 2, 2011

This Week in the PSC: PSC Joins the Working Families Party

PSC Joins the Working Families Party. After a spirited debate, the PSC Delegate Assembly voted 51-35 in favor of affiliating with the Working Families Party (WFP). The proposed affiliation came before the delegates after having received a thorough examination and a recommendation from the PSC’s Legislation and Solidarity Committees, as…

October 24, 2011

This Week in the PSC (10.24.11): Tuesday Night: A Call to Action: Defend the Social Safety Net

Tuesday Night: A Call to Action: Defend the Social Safety Net As the “Super Committee” meets in Washington, preparing to recommend $1.5 trillion in deficit reductions—including potential cuts in Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid and pensions—the PSC is developing a labor response. Dean Baker, co-director of the Center for Economic and…

October 17, 2011

This Week in the PSC (10.17.11): Keep the Pressure on For Adjunct Health Insurance

Keep the Pressure on For Adjunct Health Insurance The PSC’s all-out campaign to push CUNY to solve the adjunct health insurance crisis is showing results, but there is much more to do. To start, we need many more signatures on the petition. If you haven’t signed, please do so right…

October 12, 2011

This Week in the PSC (10.12.11): Help Defend the Social Safety Net

Help Defend the Social Safety Net – Save the Date: October 25 Dean Baker, co-director of the Center for Economic and Policy Research, will keynote a forum entitled A Call to Action: Defend the Social Safety Net on Tuesday, October 25 from 6:00-8:30 PM at the SEIU1199 Auditorium (310 West…

October 3, 2011

This Week in the PSC (9.3.11): CUNY Announces it Will Seek Funding for Adjunct Health Care

CUNY Announces it Will Seek Funding for Adjunct Health Care As hundreds of PSC members protested inside and outside last Monday’s (9/26/11) Board of Trustees meeting, CUNY Chancellor Matthew Goldstein announced that the University will seek funding for adjunct health insurance in its upcoming State budget request. Visit our website…

September 23, 2011

This Week in the PSC (9.26.11):Tell the CUNY Board: CUNY Must Fund Adjunct Health Insurance

Tell the CUNY Board: CUNY Must Fund Adjunct Health Insurance The union will be out in force today (Sept. 26) at the CUNY Board of Trustees meeting at Baruch College. We’ll be there voicing our urgent demand that CUNY fund adjunct health insurance—before 1,700 of our friends and colleagues lose…

September 19, 2011

This Week in the PSC (9.19.11): September 26th Demonstration for Adjunct Health Insurance

September 26th Demonstration for Adjunct Health Insurance Next Monday, September 26, at 4:00 PM hundreds of your CUNY colleagues will gather at the CUNY Board of Trustees meeting at Baruch College. Please join us in attending the Board meeting and demonstrating outside of Baruch College (55 Lexington Ave. at 24th…

September 12, 2011

This Week in the PSC (9.12.11): Do the Right Thing, CUNY!

Do the Right Thing, CUNY! That’s the message we’ll deliver at 4:00 PM on Monday, September 26 when we rally at the CUNY Board of Trustees meeting at Baruch College. Please join us as we demand that CUNY provide a permanent structural solution to the crisis in adjunct health insurance…

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