Sentence examples for faculty unions from inspiring English sources

Across the country, faculty unions are organizing part-timers.

In "Why Professors Turn to Organized Labor" (Op-Ed, May 28), Ellen Willis argues for faculty unions.

(Ms. Wolff, it appears, lives in a world without faculty unions, zoning boards, private lawyers and other masters of delay).

Indeed, the faculty unions at all three California higher education systems oppose the legislation requiring credit for MOOCs for students shut out of on-campus classes.

The faculty unions at two Long Island University campuses -- Brooklyn and C. W. Post -- said yesterday that they had rejected the university's contract offers and would go on strike.

Obama has been an ardent supporter of union-less charter schools and the use of Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) in higher education, ignoring the cries of faculty unions.

When it was at first rumored then publicly announced that Tufts would proceed with custodial reorganization, a coalition of students, faculty, staff, union members, city officials, and community organizations united to organize with the janitors.

Negotiations with the faculty union have broken down.

After the arrests, the City University's faculty union protested.

The host was the Professional Staff Congress, the university's faculty union.

The faculty union accused him of contract violations and filed grievances.