Month: February 2019

Digest: February 4 – 8, 2019, Happy Hours, Membership Drive, Phone Banking

Happy Hours!

This semester, each of the TAUP Constituency Councils will be holding a happy hour event at a conveniently located venue.  It’s a great opportunity to get together with colleagues from across the University, ask questions about TAUP, meet the people who represent your constituency in the union, discuss issues that you’d like them to know about, or just have a nice time chatting with some very interesting people. Everyone in the TAUP bargaining unit is welcome, whether you’re a dues paying member or not, and the first drink is on us!

Tenured/Tenure Track Faculty Happy Hour:

Wednesday, February 13th from 4-6pm

Draught Horse Pub and Grill

1431 Cecil B. Moore Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19121    

Non-Tenure Track (NTT) Happy Hour:

Thursday, February 28th from 5-7pm

Draught Horse Pub and Grill

1431 Cecil B. Moore Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19121

 

 

TAUP Membership Drive

Have you ever asked this question at work: What can I do to change things around here?

As individuals, we may not have the status or power to implement change. This is why decades ago, TAUP was formed, because collectively through our union, we have the legal authority to bargain with the administration over many issues, including minimum salaries, raises, benefits, and working conditions.

We’ll be at the table negotiating with the administration at the end of the month. We have more power to negotiate for everyone when the administration sees that our bargaining unit members support what we’re fighting for.

 

The way support is measured is through membership numbers. If you’re not a dues paying member yet, know that by joining, you will be increasing your TAUP colleagues’ ability to represent you well.

 

TAUP is comprised of colleagues: faculty, librarians and academic professionals who are working on behalf of us all. Show your support. Join us.  

If you’re already a member, you can join us for our…

 

Volunteer for Phone Banking

 

Learn how to have efficient and effective organizing conversations with your colleagues, and then put that knowledge to work by making phone calls to faculty, academic staff, and librarians. We’ll be finding out which workplace issues matter most to our colleagues, and asking them to join our union! Fridays through February and March from 12-3pm in Anderson 1138. RSVP here.