Martin Luther King Jr. was an advocate of strong labor unions because he believed in economic justice.
Read MoreLEO wishes to keep all lecturers informed of this request from students, but does not suggest that any lecturers make a decision one way or another in terms of supporting this action.
Read MoreThis is just to say: the struggle for Native American rights is not a matter of settled issues and history books, and the intellectual, political, and moral contributions of Native Americans to society cannot just be reduced to sentimental bromides about respecting the land. They are ongoing, living, practical things.
Read MoreSpencer’s presence at this university would be an affront to lecturer faculty as workers.
Read MoreEMUFT lecturers want fair wages, job security, and professional respect because Our Workplace is Our Student’s Learning Space. Please help support EMUFT Lecturers and demand a fair contract.
Read MoreAfter six months and more than 120 hours of negotiations, EMU administration’s proposals continue to slash job security for Part Time Lecturers, who teach 45% of the courses, and give clear financial incentives to hire new lecturers over existing PTLs.
Read MoreIf we demonstrate by our action, or inaction, that this kind of treatment is OK for EMU lecturers, we're telling our own bosses what they can get away with.
Read MoreThough we as LEO members cannot participate in the strike—which will begin Wednesday and continue Thursday if an agreement isn't reached—we can educate our students on the issues their GSIs are fighting for before or after class, we can refuse to cross picket lines (simply find another route to your building), and, most importantly, we can make a few phone calls.
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