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(Tues. 4/17) Delegate Assembly
All AFT 12121 members are encouraged to join our next Delegate Assembly. AFT 2121 April Delegate Assembly Tuesday, 4/17 from 3-5pm Downtown Campus in room 821 Get the agenda
Posted in Events
You’re cool with no raise, right?
Yeah, we didn’t think so. Neither are we. That’s why our bargaining team needs AFT 2121 members to show up TODAY at contract negotiations to show the administration that a mere 2.5% COLA increase over three years is not enough!…
Show the District: non-response disappoints | Meet ED Candidates | Happy Hour
(Wed. 4/9 between 1-5pm) Negotiations: Come out to show the District that their non-response disappoints Last week, the District’s response to our detailed, exhaustively researched salary and workload proposal was an appalling non-offer: that for 2018/19, it would only be able…
Leadership elections | Salary proposal: Support our team | Mark Leno | more…
(Wed. 4/4) College for All tabling Drop by our College for All table to sign the petition to make California colleges tuition-free for California residents at UCs, CSUs, and CCs. You can find us on Ocean Campus at Ram Plaza…
Sat 3/17, Jane Kim for SF Mayor
Jane Kim worked tirelessly with our Union to introduce the Free City Initiative to the Board of Supervisors, champion the Prop W campaign, and continues the work today keep Free City College real. Now she needs our help. We hope…
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See AFT’s full Budget Analysis Here for an understanding of City College’s current and future finances, including the impact of the Hold Harmless fiscal freeze in 2024-25.
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