Are you a woman, trans, gender queer and/or gender variant member of CUPE 3903? Are you interested in attending Trans Feminist Action Caucus (TFAC) meetings next semester?
If you’re a TFAC member, make sure to sign up for the TFAC newsletter to stay connected with the community!
Do you want to share your availability privately to help with scheduling, or do you have questions about TFAC? You can email Océane Nyela, TFAC Co-Chair, at tfac.cupe3903@gmail.com.
Nominations for three Executive Committee positions will open at the August 21st General Membership Meeting. The positions available for nominations are: As there were no...
Calling all CUPE 3903 members! Please consider running for open committee positions in the upcoming by-elections taking place at the August 21st General Membership Meeting. ...
The CUPE 3903 Executive Committee calls for the immediate release of Chris Smalls, co-founder and former president of the Amazon Labor Union, along with any...
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...
It is time for us to get ready for another round of bargaining — beginning with research. At the August GMM the CUPE 3903 Executive...
Attention past and present members of CUPE 3903, CUEW 3, and the York University GAA! The CUPE 3903 Archive Committee is soliciting union memorabilia for...
Do you want to vote, use your voice, and connect with CUPE Locals across the country? Nominate yourself to be a delegate to CUPE’s 32nd National...
The CUPE 3903 Executive Committee writes in solidarity with the staff at the International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF), as they call for genuine consultation and...
All members are invited to the Bargaining Research and Preparation Committee‘s meeting on Monday, July 21st from 11AM-12PM! Bring your ideas for issues that need to be...
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.