UCW-CWA to Nashville: Workers didn't cause this crisis, cuts to workers won't fix it!

It goes without saying that many higher education employees simply could not afford such a pay reduction. In the 2009-2010 budget year UT and TBR paid some 5,000 employees salaries of less than $25,000 per year.

UCW-CWA to Nashville: Workers didn't cause this crisis, cuts to workers won't fix it!

Getting the conversation started

UCW has been on the move for certain in 2010.  We have continued to grow in strength, approaching nearly 1100 members statewide.

Getting the conversation started

IMPORTANT CAMPAIGN UPDATE

This UCW-CWA campaign update has several important developments, including:

IMPORTANT CAMPAIGN UPDATE

BREAKING NEWS: 90 Days layoff notification from TBR Chancellor

United Campus Workers – Communication Workers of America, Tennessee’s higher education union, has been working since last October to expand the protections higher education employees have in the event of layoffs.

BREAKING NEWS: 90 Days layoff notification from TBR Chancellor

UT Martin Rescinds Illegal Anti-union Work Rules After UCW Complaint

An email sent Wednesday, February 17, 2010 titled “Urgent That You Use Current UT Personnel Policies” from Vice Chancellor Al Hooten and Human Resources Director Phil Bright rescinded all printed personnel policie

UT Martin Rescinds Illegal Anti-union Work Rules After UCW Complaint

Update: Feb. 19 Rally for Jobs and Education

Update: Feb. 19 Rally for Jobs and Education