Word: huctw
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Harvard Union of Clerical and Technical Workers (HUCTW) began its current drive to organize nearly 4000 University support staff employees. Last week, after only three days of negotiation with the National Labor Relations Board, the union and the University reached an agreement on the first-ever campus-wide union election among the University's support staff. The timing of the election--May 17--is a major victory for HUCTW. A post-graduation election date was widely regarded as a disadvantage to the union because the 30 percent of the work force who leave their posts each year...
...HUCTW Director Kris Rondeau said, "The union won that date because of the outpouring of support from the other constituencies who make up the community, especially students. The University will be looking over it's shoulder to see whther or not the students are watching them as they continue to design the final stages of their anti-union campaign...
...union election is slated for May 17, when University support staff workers will vote on whether the Harvard Union of Clerical and Technical Workers (HUCTW) should be their representative in collective bargaining...
...HUCTW's fate will be decided on May 17, when the Harvard employees will votewhether or not to select HUCTW as its union, theNational Labor Relations Board announced Tuesdayafternoon...
Harvard officials have said that they wantworkers to be able to choose union affiliation.But in response to HUCTW's heavy organizing oncampus, Harvard has supplied informationexplaining some of the drawbacks of unionizationand the benefits of current employer-employeerelations...