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Faculty and staff union at Governors State University (GSU) ratify new contract

Photo caption: Governors State University campus 97% voted to accept the agreement. Faculty and staff who are members of GSU University Professionals of Illinois (GSU UPI, IFT Local 4100) voted to ratify their new contract this week. 97% of voting members voted to accept the agreement, which was settled after employees were forced to strike for … Faculty and staff union at Governors State University (GSU) ratify new contract Read More »

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