Uniting Academic Workers: Graduate Workers Organize with the United Auto Workers

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On Friday December 9, 2016, Columbia teaching and research assistants elected the Graduate Workers of Columbia-United Auto Workers (GWC-UAW) Local 2110 as their union with 1602 yes and 623 no votes. On December 22, a preliminary count for the Harvard Graduate Students Union-UAW was not conclusive, with 314 challenge ballots exceeding the margin between 1,272 yes and 1,456 no votes. Both elections were possible because the National Labor Relations Board, ruling on a suit brought by Columbia students, overturned a 2004 decision that prohibited the formation of graduate unions in private colleges and universities.

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Dayton, L., & Batzell, R. (2017). Uniting Academic Workers: Graduate Workers Organize with the United Auto Workers. International Labor and Working-Class History, 91, 164–173. https://doi.org/10.1017/S0147547917000011

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