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CUPFA and Concordia reach a consensus
New collective agreement enacted retroactively, to expire on Dec. 31, 2017 After two and a half years of…
Campus Equity Week for part-time job security
CUPFA holds awareness campaign for part-time faculty Last week, the Concordia University Part-Time Faculty Association (CUPFA) held its…
Instability of work is cause of stress for Concordia’s part-time faculty union
New collective agreement will reduce number of credits necessary for health care coverage Concordia University Part-Time Faculty Association…
Part-time faculty spearheads workshops
CUPFA workshop discusses research by part-time faculty and the challenges they face Six Concordia part-time faculty members discussed…
CUPFA launches Campus Equity Week
Concordia’s part-time faculty association invites students to learn about their cause The Concordia University Part-time Faculty Association (CUPFA)…
Part time faculty come to a deal
CUPFA announces short-term contract agreement with university Concordia University’s Part-time Faculty Association (CUPFA) has reached a tentative, one-year…
CUPFA’s MicroTalks launches this month
On behalf of the Concordia University’s Part-time Faculty Association (CUPFA), the first Microtalks event of three to come…
CUPFA President steps down, steps into role on BOG
After two decades at the helm of the Concordia University Part-Time Faculty Association (CUPFA), Maria Peluso is stepping…
Part-timers don’t grow on trees
The last thing this university needs is for all of the school’s part-time professors to go on strike. Not only would that put yet another black mark on Concordia’s reputation, but for those who have taken classes here know, it would cripple most programs at the school.
A majority vote for strike
The Concordia University Part-Time Faculty Association voted 95 per cent in favour of an unlimited strike mandate should collective bargaining negotiations fail.