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 Are Open for Unit 3 BT Representatives! Nominations were opened at today’s General Membership Meeting for three vacancies of Unit 3 Representatives on the...
The nominations period for the CUPE 3903 2026 Executive Committee election was opened at today’s General Membership Meeting! All members, especially Black, First Nations, and racialized members,...
Bargaining Team Acclamations Congratulations to the newly acclaimed members of the Units 1, 2, & 3 Bargaining Team (BT)! The acclaimed BT members are Alex...
CUPE 3903’s team on the joint Labour-Management Committee (Units 1–3) has recently renegotiated the terms of the Unit 1 Books/Supplies Fund. Formerly managed by Faculty...
Due to unforeseen circumstances, the adjudication of the Fall 2025 Professional Development Fund (PDF) applications (submitted by the deadline of January 10) will be delayed. The...
Bargaining will be heating up soon! CUPE 3903’s bargaining with York has several stages that are important to keep your eye on as a member:...
The Bargaining Team (BT) held a meeting on Friday, January 30, 2026, with current BT members, other members (including various executives), and CUPE 3903 staff in attendance. ...
What’s Bargaining Anyway? CUPE 3903 is a labour union that is powered by members like you. One of the most important ways that we, as...
The two webpages about Sun Life health benefits are now available in French, courtesy of the Communications Committee’s Bilingualism Representative! Cherchez-vous des renseignements au sujet...
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.