The Tribune: ” ‘This is a union campus’: AMPL permanently ends its strike”
On Oct. 6, the Association of McGill Professors of Law (AMPL) officially ended its strike, after striking periodically since April. A few days prior, on Oct. 1, the union announced that it would suspend its strike and resume classes for law students effective Oct. 3. The initial suspension was pending an agreement on a federated system for collective agreements (CAs) at the university. This system will allow some policies to be applied university-wide and other aspects of CAs to be negotiated by individual faculty unions.
Under this new framework, AMPL, The Association of McGill Professors of the Faculty of Arts (AMPFA), and the Association of McGill Professors of Education (AMPE) established a “confederation for negotiating university-wide working conditions with the University.”
Read the full article on The Tribune website.
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