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Rutgers Faculty and Academic Staff Suspend Strike After Reaching Tentative Deals with School

HeadlineApr 17, 2023

In New Jersey, faculty at the state-run Rutgers University have suspended their strike and are returning to classrooms today after reaching tentative deals on pay increases, job security and union representation. These include a 48% raise for adjunct faculty and a 33% pay raise for graduate workers. The first faculty strike in Rutgers’s 257-year history was organized by three unions representing over 9,000 professors, lecturers, graduate assistants and researchers.

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