The California Faculty Association (CFA) held a series of strikes against the California State University (CSU) in December, demanding pay raises, improved benefits, and reforms in campus policies.
The California Faculty Association (CFA), representing 29 thousand faculty at the 23 campuses of the California State University (CSU), held a series of rolling strikes against the largest public university system in the United States in December. The union has been engaged in contract reopener talks in advance of a full contract battle later this year.
They are demanding a 12 percent pay raise for all faculty, additional raises for the lowest-paid faculty, an extension in paid family leave, gender-inclusive restrooms and lactation spaces, greater support for mental health counseling services, regulation of faculty members' workloads, and reforms in campus policing
California Faculty Association Strikes California State University Pay Raises Benefits Campus Policies
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