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    Higher Education and Union Power in Focus▼Higher Education and Union Power✉newsLifeEducation3 h ago

    The California Teachers Association is highlighting the link between higher education and union power, drawing attention to organized labor's role in shaping colleges and universities. The discussion touches on how faculty and staff unions influence working conditions, academic policy, and the broader future of public education in California and beyond.

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    City Colleges of Chicago faculty and staff to strike Oct. 19▼‘We need something that moves us forward’: City Colleges of Chicago faculty and staff to strike Oct. 19✉newsBusinessLabor3 h ago

    Faculty and staff across the City Colleges of Chicago are set to walk off the job on October 19 amid stalled contract negotiations. Union leaders say members are demanding better pay and working conditions, with one stating, 'We need something that moves us forward.' A strike would disrupt classes at the seven-community-college system serving tens of thousands of students across Chicago.

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    What's the plan if COCC faculty strike Monday?▼What’s the plan if COCC faculty strike Monday?✉newsBusinessLabor5 h ago

    Faculty at Central Oregon Community College in Bend are threatening to go on strike Monday, prompting questions about how the campus will operate if the walkout proceeds. The college and its faculty union are working to resolve their dispute, and students and staff are awaiting details on contingency plans for classes and services.

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    California Faculty Association urges votes for endorsed candidates▼November Election Ballots Drop Next Week. Pledge to Vote for CFA-Endorsed Props and Candidates✉newsWorldElections5 h ago

    California's November election ballots will be mailed out starting next week, and the California Faculty Association is calling on its members and supporters to pledge to vote for its endorsed propositions and candidates. The union is framing the ballot drop as a key moment to elect officials it views as favorable to faculty and public education interests.