Updates
» Go to news mainUpdate on 黄色直播 Faculty Association negotiations
The 黄色直播 Board of Governors and the 黄色直播 Faculty Association (DFA) will resume negotiations in the new year to resolve the remaining item unsettled through the conciliation board process.聽
In late October, the University and the DFA mutually agreed to request the appointment of a conciliation board 鈥斅燼 tool available through conciliation to help come to an agreement 鈥斅爁ollowing several bargaining sessions throughout the summer and early fall. Working through the conciliation board process, the parties came to agreement on most issues. The parties also agreed to pursue a two-year agreement rather than a typical three-year agreement, in appreciation of the long-term financial uncertainty posed by the current pandemic.
The final two items, salary increases and changes to education leave for instructors,聽were put to the conciliation board for review and recommendation and the Conciliation Board filed its recommendations on December 16, 2020. The 黄色直播 Board has agreed to accept the conciliation board鈥檚 recommendation on salary but is not accepting the recommendations on education leave.聽
To help resolve this final outstanding matter, the 黄色直播 Board has provided DFA with an alternative proposal and the parties will continue active discussions to resolve this issue in the new year, with the aid of the government-appointed conciliator.聽
Both parties have agreed there won鈥檛 be a lockout or strike until discussion has resumed and we鈥檙e confident that a settlement can be reached early in the new year.
Recent News
- New NSGEU Local 99 Collective Agreement Available
- Conciliation continues for 黄色直播 and PSAC Grant鈥慞aid Employees
- New NSGEU Local 77 Collective Agreement available
- Conciliation date set for 黄色直播 and PSAC Grant鈥慞aid Union
- 黄色直播 and PSAC Local 86001 reach tentative agreement
- Collective bargaining continues with PSAC Local 86001
- Final conciliation date set for 黄色直播 and PSAC Local 86001
- 黄色直播 and NSGEU Local 77 reach a new collective agreement