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California State Universities Reach Tentative Agreement With Striking Faculty And Staff
"This is what People Power looks like," Gallo said.
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January 23, 2024
The California State University system agreed to a tentative deal with the California Faculty Association, representing nearly 30,000 faculty and staff members, less than a day into the union's five-day strike.
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"This historic agreement was won because of members' solidarity, collective action, bravery, and love for each other and our students," Associate Vice President of Lectures Antonio Gallo said in an email to the membership.
The CFA announced the tentative deal Monday night, highlighting a retroactive salary increase, an increase to parental leave and protections for faculty.
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