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LEO-GLAM Bargaining Recap for 1/15/2025
On January 15th we held the first bargaining session for our second collective bargaining agreement. We made introductions between the bargaining teams, shared opening statements and passed several proposals, including 6 passed by LEO-GLAM and 4 passed by management. Click through to read more details.
LEO-GLAM Bargaining Kicks Off on January 15, 2025!
Librarians, Archivists and Curators (LACs) will head back to the bargaining table beginning on Wednesday, January 15, 2025 to negotiate our second contract on behalf of the GLAM bargaining unit. While negotiations are taking place via Zoom that day, we invite LEO-GLAM members as well as union siblings, allies and community members to join us for a noon hour kickoff rally on the Ann Arbor Diag, where we’ll be providing hot cocoa and hearing from speakers about our issues.
UPDATE: University of Michigan-Dearborn CASL Cuts
Read updates on CASL cuts at UM-Dearborn.
Member Spotlight: Graham Dethmers
Member Spotlight on Graham Dethmers, Metadata Analyst, HathiTrust Digital Library
Course Cuts and Faculty Layoffs Threaten Student Success and U-M Dearborn’s Future
UM-D faculty and students are facing unprecedented course size increases, course cuts, and section consolidations, resulting in full and partial layoffs of LEO non-tenure track faculty just weeks before the start of the Winter semester. Another round of course cancellations and layoffs is expected in early December. Changes, implemented by the Dean of the College of Arts, Sciences, and Letters (CASL) without warning or faculty input, have bypassed established faculty governance, ignored the Union contract, and hurt students.
Member Spotlight: Michael Daniel Metzger
Member Spotlight on Michael Metzger, Marketing, Ross School of Business
Member Spotlight: Garrett Schumann
Member Spotlight on Garrett Schumann, Undergraduate Curriculum Support
LEO Union Council Statement on New Campus Policies
LEO Union Council Statement on New Campus Policies
Member Spotlight: Kelsey McLendon
Member Spotlight on Kelsey McLendon, Lecturer in Ann Arbor, Program in Technical Communication/College of Engineering
Member Spotlight: Christian Vannier
Member Spotlight on Christian Vannier, Lecturer in Flint, Anthropology & Africana Studies