CUPE 3903 is in the process of transitioning to a new union-made, organizing-focused tool (Action Network) to make our newsletters and email communications better!
Please click this link and use this form to ensure that we have your most up to date contact information so that we can make the transition as smooth as possible.
Questions? Contact Mackenzie Edwards, Communications Officer, at communications@cupe3903.org
In September 2025, York informed many Unit 1 members that they may not receive a Teaching Assistant (TA) contract for the Fall. This has raised...
The National Day for Truth and Reconciliation is on September 30th. This is a day to recognize and grapple with the horrific legacy of residential...
At today’s Executive Committee meeting, two members were appointed via pro-tem nomination to the Employment Equity Committee (EEC) and one member was pro-temmed to the...
The webpage about parental leaves is now available in French, courtesy of the Communications Committee’s Bilingualism Representative! Si vous avez la garde d’un nouveau-né –...
Calling all disabled 3903 members! CUPE 3903’s Accessibility Committee is calling for the launch of a Disability Caucus, which would include any self-identified disabled members...
As a coalition of student and worker unions on the York University campuses, the York Cross-Campus Alliance (CCA) calls for a transparent, collegial, democratic, and...
At today’s September General Membership Meeting (GMM), there were elections and a by-election for committees! There were also elections for 2025 CUPE National Convention general delegates!...
The webpage about workplace accommodations is now available in French, courtesy of the Communications Committee’s Bilingualism Representative! Savez-vous que les membres du SCFP 3903 ont...
Calling all Unit 1 members: Have you gotten your Teaching Assistant contract yet for the Fall 2025 term? Did you get your TA contract later this year...
CUPE 3903 represents the contract faculty, teaching assistants, graduate assistants, and research assistants, part-time librarians and archivists, and Canadian Observatory on Homelessness workers at York University.