A quick reminder: our next General Membership Meeting will be on Wednesday, October 21st. The meeting will be at 5:30 PM in the Memorial Union (check “Today in the Union” for a room number). General Membership Meetings, or GMMs, are …
Want to get your hands on a 2009-2010 TAA t-shirt? Now is your last chance. We’re working to ensure that everyone who wants one gets one. So if you want to get yourself one of those fine artifacts of fashion …
The TAA is excited to host the 4th annual Halloween Party at Eagle Heights! And you’re invited. This event grows out of the TAA Diversity Committee. In an attempt to build relationships with constituents typically underrepresented in the Union — …
In our last membership email and on the website, we inadvertantly created some minor confusion about dates for our fall General Membership Meetings (GMMs in union parlance). But to clarify, the fall GMMs will be on October 21st (a Wednesday) …
Following our successful union workshops earlier in the semester, we are going to be holding a few more of these sessions in the coming weeks. Topics will vary and so will the formats, but the bottom line will be consistent: …
As you’ve heard, our contract has been moving through the corridors of state government. Recently, we took a big step forward. The state legislature’s Joint Committee on Employment Relations voted to pass along our contract. Because we are state employees, …
As many of you know, we are not alone as a grad student workers’ union. We are one of many grad union locals affiliated with the American Federation of Teachers, a union of professional workers that includes not only academic …
The fall semester’s TAA General Membership Meetings have been scheduled. They will take place on: October 21st – 5:30 PM – Memorial Union (TITU) December 1st – 5:30 PM – Memorial Union (TITU) Our General Membership Meetings, or “GMMs,” are …
The 2009-2010 TAA t-shirt has proven to be a big success. We are getting requests from a lot of different people to get one for themselves after seeing them around campus. Typically, new t-shirts tend to get distributed to new …
As one of the most well-known and important academics, intellectuals, researchers and general public figures of the 20th Century (and probably more than that), Albert Einstein possessed a towering genius. He also proudly proclaimed a pro-union sentiment that resonates today …
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