Striking Faculty and Grad Students Secured Big Pay Raises This Academic Year

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Striking Faculty and Grad Students Secured Big Pay Raises This Academic Year

by hmgodoy June 7, 2023

Author: Emma Hall
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By Emma Hall and Zachary Schermele

NEW BRUNSWICK, NEW JERSEY, UNITED STATES - 2023/04/12: Two Rutgers professors march in their gowns while participating in a strike at the university's main campus in New Brunswick. The three faculty unions representing approximately 9,000 workers at Rutgers University, the state university of New Jersey, went on strike after failing to reach a contract in negotiations with Rutgers President Jonathan Holloway's administration. The walkout is the first in the public university's 257-year history and follows nearly a year of bargaining for increased wages and better contracts. (Photo by Michael Nigro, Pacific Press, LightRocket, Getty Images) — Faculty members and supporters picket at Rutgers U., where about 9,000 instructors went on strike in mid-April.

At these six universities, unions secured double-digit salary increases and other changes they touted as victories.

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