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Local 2110 Demands Union Recognition for NYU Graduate Employees |
NY City Council Speaker Christine Quinn and Congressman
Jerrold Nadler joined GSOC members and other UAW and Local 2110
representatives to demand voluntary recognition of the union on
April 26. |
GSOC/UAW
Local 2110 is the union for all graduate employees at NYU.
As
graduate employees, we contribute to the University's mission
through our hard work.
We
at GSOC/UAW are pleased to announce that the highly respected
American Arbitration Association (AAA) has verified that a clear
majority of NYU graduate employees have chosen to be represented
by GSOC/UAW Local 2110 in collective bargaining with the NYU administration.
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On
April 26, 2010, a delegation formally presented the NYU administration
with the official AAA certificate confirming our majority. The
delegation included GSOC/UAW members, New York City Council Speaker
Christine Quinn, United States Congressman Jerrold Nadler and
other UAW representatives. In keeping with the democratic will
of the majority of NYU graduate employees, the delegation also
requested that the NYU administration voluntarily recognize GSOC/UAW
Local 2110 as the union for ALL graduate employees at NYU.
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What
is GSOC/UAW Local 2110?
GSOC
is the union for teaching, research and graduate assistants
at New York University. As the chosen representative of the
majority of NYU graduate employees, GSOC/UAW (the Graduate Student
Organizing Committee) is committed to restoring collective bargaining
rights to our membership and forcing NYU to recognize our union
once again.
In
2002, GSOC/UAW Local 2110 because the first union representing
teaching and research assistants at a private university. When
our contract expired in
2005, the NYU administration hid behind a partisan
National Labor Relations Board decision and refused to renegotiate.
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