June 20, 2003
After 3 Years of Bargaining, U. of California Reaches Accord With Lecturers
The University of California and the union that represents more than 2,000 lecturers there have reached a tentative contract agreement, ending three years of contentious bargaining.
The deal, reached last month, provides a measure of job security to the lecturers, who had complained that the university was replacing longtime lecturers with cheaper instructors. Under the new contract, lecturers with six years of experience who are rated "excellent" can be given three-year contracts with
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