Harvard Workers Union Faces Challenges in Securing Bargaining Committee Members
Harvard Workers Union Confronts Membership Challenges
The Harvard Workers Union (HUWU-UAW) is currently grappling with the pressing issue of underrepresentation within its bargaining committee. With a total of nine positions to fill, the union has suffered significant loss, losing five members over the summer. As of now, only five positions hold active members. This situation creates a challenging environment for the remaining members who must advocate for their rights.
Urgent Need for Recruitment
- Active recruitment to bolster committee is underway.
- Remaining members express concern over insufficient representation.
- The importance of having a full bargaining team is vital for effective negotiations.
Therefore, the Harvard Workers Union is prioritizing outreach efforts to fill the vacancies, emphasizing the critical need for a robust team that can effectively negotiate and advocate for the undergraduates' rights and benefits.
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