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.
Are you a Unit 1 member who has submitted a petition for an extension to time limits on a code-based ground (disability, family status, etc.)?...
The Archive Committee is proud to announce that it has received a $1000 grant from the Canadian Committee on Labour History to assist in its...
Earlier this month, Mackenzie (Communications Officer) and Maija (Staff Representative / Mobilization Coordinator) attended the Canadian Association of Labour Media (CALM) Conference in St. John’s,...
The Executive Committee is giving notice that it will make pro-tem (temporary or interim) appointments to the following committee positions at its July 3rd meeting: Note: All these...
In March, CUPE 3903 secured a meaningful victory in arbitration. As a result of this win, the Employer has conceded on the policy grievance on...
The CUPE 3903 JHSC reps have been provided reports indicating that asbestos and microcrystalline silica may be present at ongoing bathroom renovations across campus. Inhalation of these...
Recently, CUPE 3903 brought seven elected delegates to the 2025 CUPE Ontario Convention! We spent many days voting, debating, discussing, and deepening our ties to...
Please see below for the results of the recent pro-tem nominations that were voted on at the June 3rd Executive Committee meeting. Congratulations to our...
The results of the Conversion and Long Service Teaching Appointment (LSTA) exercise for the 2024-2025 collective agreement year are now available! CUPE 3903 would like...
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.