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UAW union members began their strike on Aug. 18, as over 8,000 students returned to Cornell’s campus. The new contract includes wage increases and cost-of-living adjustments.
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If workers vote to ratify the contract, they’ll return to the job on Tuesday.
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The first day of classes was marked by a rally and graffiti on campus.
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The UAW union, which represents service and maintenance workers at Cornell, has been on strike for over a week.
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The union, which represents service and maintenance workers at Cornell, is trying to negotiate a new contract with the university.
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The UAW chapter represents service and maintenance workers at Cornell University.
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The UAW, which represents service and maintenance workers at Cornell, is calling for a new contract that would increase pay and adjust for inflation.
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The university is tax exempt and has voluntary financial agreements with the city of Ithaca and the city school district.
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Environmental groups are calling on the university to halt its plans to develop indoor and outdoor artificial turf fields. The university has said that the material is the only option that meets its needs.