SDCCD Salary Schedule Increases for 2019

Carol Whaley Posted in Actions, Stories, Voices, AFT Contract, Contracts at San Diego County Community Colleges, Employment Current and future, Pay ParityTagged , , , , , Leave a Comment on SDCCD Salary Schedule Increases for 2019

AFT Guild President Jim Mahler today sent out the announcement below regarding economic issues for next year along with the attached salary schedules.  Of note is that Adjunct Faculty will receive 0.84% increases and Contract Faculty will receive 0.50% increases.  That’s right, folks, 4/5’s of a percent for Adjuncts and 1/2 of a percent for Contract.  […]

Preliminary Results of the Survey of Part-Time Faculty Bargaining Issues for SDCCD 2018

David Milroy Posted in Actions, Stories, Voices, AFT Contract, ResearchTagged , , , , , , , , Leave a Comment on Preliminary Results of the Survey of Part-Time Faculty Bargaining Issues for SDCCD 2018

The preliminary results of the survey are in the following PDF file: SDAFA PT Contract Survey 6 4 2018

Proposed SDCCD Contract: Add Your Comments

Arnie Schoenberg Posted in Actions, Stories, Voices, AFT ContractTagged , , , , 8 Comments on Proposed SDCCD Contract: Add Your Comments

Jim Mahler just sunshined an amazing new contract bargaining agreement (CBA) for the San Diego Community College District (SDCCD), which will effect the working conditions of  approximately 2,000 adjuncts from Mesa, City, Miramar, and the Continuing Education. Mahler likes to split up negotiations between economic and non-economic bargaining issues, and although this round is “non-economic” […]

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Palomar Contract Vote

Arnie Schoenberg Posted in Actions, Stories, Voices, Palomar Contract and issuesTagged , , , Leave a Comment on Palomar Contract Vote

Below are letters by adjuncts Scott Douglas and Sharon Allen opposing the Palomar Faculty Federation’s contract vote: Fellow Adjuncts, It is sad that two days after making the language available, the vote on the new contract is being called. This does not give much time for us to read, contemplate, and discuss. But do not […]