University of Oregon, faculty union avoid strike after 'intense negotiations'

University of Oregon, faculty union avoid strike after 'intense negotiations'

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) – After four days of “intense negotiations,” the University of Oregon and a faculty union reached a tentative agreement on Sunday -- averting a strike that was planned for Monday, United Academics of the University of Oregon announced. In a letter sent Sunday from Provost Christopher Long to University of Oregon faculty and staff, Long explained, “We are pleased to report that a tentative contract agreement has been reached…

The initiative committee of the employees at the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Belgrade announced that 84 percent of the employees, of those who expressed their wish, for that faculty to go on strike

LO and NHO have reached an agreement on the wage settlement. The framework, i.e. total wage growth, will be 4.4 percent.

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Updated 7:55 p.m. As of 7:55 p.m. tonight, UA has reached a tentative agreement with UO, pausing the possibility of a strike. UA members will now move to a ratification vote. Stay with the Daily Emerald for further updates. Following over a year of negotiations and mediation sessions, the United Academics of the University of Oregon, which includes roughly 1,900 UO faculty members, is preparing to strike if an agreement with UO is not reached be…