WAWU’s operational student employees fight for recognition
By Bodey Mitchell and Austin Wright | June 14The other side of WAWU is looking for voluntary recognition from Western to begin bargaining.
Austin Wright (he/him) is a campus news reporter for The Front this quarter. He is a second-year journalism/news ed major. When he’s not reporting, you can find him playing ultimate frisbee, watching soccer or hiking. You can reach him at austinwright.thefront@gmail.com.
The other side of WAWU is looking for voluntary recognition from Western to begin bargaining.
Student union explained their contract, when it takes effect and next steps in a town hall Thursday.
Student employees lined up at 5 a.m. on Tuesday for their first day of strikes. Learn more about their demands and how Western's administration has responded.
With the looming strike deadline, the protest was led by Western clubs and organizations on Friday.
If Western fails to negotiate contract by Tuesday, a strike of educational student employees begins.
Educational student employees vote passes by 93%; will not initiate immediate strike.
The Club Hub offers a place for prospective clubs to get their start, and helps interested students navigate the many clubs Western has to offer.
Union organizer's online vote for educational student employees ends Thursday; not triggering an immediate strike.
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