Drivers who have a York parking permit and an Accessible Parking Permit from the city of Toronto may park in any accessible parking space, in any lot, on campus, provided that it is not in one of the parking garages.
If you get a parking ticket, contact parking services within 24 hours and they will dispute the ticket on your behalf. If access to your vehicle is obstructed by snow, inform the Facilities Work Control Centre at 416-736-2100 ext. 22401 and they will have the snow removed.
Congratulations to our newly pro-temmed Co-Chair of the Trans Feminist Action Caucus (TFAC), Orçun Turan! Orçun was appointed to the position at TFAC’s February 11th,...
The CUPE 3903 2025 Executive Committee election nominations period will be open from February 24th – March 9th (5PM). All members, especially Black, First Nations...
Did you know that Unit 2 tutors now have the same workload protections as Unit 1? The purpose of workload protections is to ensure all...
It’s really important to keep track of your hours to avoid overwork and monitor whether your hours are matching your workload forms! Click this link...
Update: These workers have just reached a tentative agreement, as of very early on February 3rd! On Friday, January 10th, five CUPE bargaining units representing...
Are you a member of one of CUPE 3903’s committees, or have you been involved with committees previously? The January General Membership Meeting included a notice of proposed...
CUPE 3903 is seeking nominations for the position of “Conversions and Career Advisor.” The primary role of the Conversions and Career Advisor is to assist...
There are multiple committee-related updates to share from this week: At Monday’s Executive Committee Meeting, the two members of the Ad-Hoc Extended Health Benefits (EHB)...
We’d like to extend congratulations to our three newest executives to join the Executive Committee! At Monday’s January 27th Executive Committee meeting, we welcomed: There...
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.