Notice: Fund applications will now be requiring employee number and non-York email addresses from applicants. This will allow for smoother disbursal of funds to members going forward. Thanks!
Notice: Fund applications will now be requiring employee number and non-York email addresses from applicants. This will allow for smoother disbursal of funds to members going forward. Thanks!
Applications are now open to the Unit 2 Teaching Development Fund! Please submit your application using the online MachForm. The deadline for applications is February 1, 2026. Since this date...
With the winter break approaching, we wanted to let you know when the CUPE 3903 Office (143 Atkinson Building) will be closed for the holidays!...
We’ve updated our step-by-step instructions for both Unit 1 (Teaching Assistants) and Unit 2 (Contract Faculty) on how to complete your blanket applications to apply...
Thank you to everyone who came out to today’s General Membership Meeting and voted on committee (by)elections and bylaw amendments. Congratulations to our newest committee...
Bargaining Team nominations for Unit 1, Unit 2, and Unit 3 were opened at the November General Membership Meeting! The nomination period will run from November...
Dear YUFA members, We write to you with increasing concern about the hardline approach your union’s bargaining team is taking toward your employees in CUPE...
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...
We are currently taking nominations for the annual election of the PDF (Professional Development Funds) Committee: The regular terms of office for the PDF Committee...
CUPE 3903 has filed both a policy and a group grievance due to the employer’s failure to provide many Unit 1 contracts this Fall. In order to...
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.Â