PFAC will be holding a rally and informational picketing session on the 9th of May. The rally will take place outside of Columbia College offices at 600 South Michigan Avenue and will run from 11 AM until 1 PM. Please join us and help with informational picketing. Additional information on the Facebook event page. help
On Saturday, May 1, 1886, over 35,000 workers – both skilled and unskilled – together all walked off their jobs. Back then, Saturday was still a work day since entire concepts like “weekend” and “overtime” hadn’t become reality yet. This massive demonstration in 1886 here in Chicago created May Day as the International Workers’...
The National Labor Relations Board has ruled that Columbia College Chicago has engaged in overall bad faith bargaining, which includes making curriculum changes that affect PFAC, without notification and making regressive contract proposals. The basic...
P-fac members took part in a demonstration outside of Roosevelt University on June 16, 2011 to protest proposed budget cuts, class cuts and reductions in teaching hours by Roosevelt adjuncts. Here are some photos from the Roosevelt action:
On April 1, 2011, P-fac held an informational picket line outside the Columbia College Chicago administration building. One hundred P-fac members and their supporters joined the picket line through the day to call for a fair contract. help
Welcome to the Part-Time Faculty at Columbia College Chicago Highlights of What’s Happening Click here to visit the Part-time Association at Columbia College on Facebook Full-time Justice for Part-time Faculty Contract expired Aug 31, 2010. Negotiations ongoing. Email thoughts, questions, volunteer: info@pfac.org New Steering Committee — January 2011 – December 2011 Diana Vallera, president;...
On April 1, P-fac held an informational picket line outside the Columbia College Chicago administration building. One hundred P-fac members and their supporters joined the picket line through the day to call for a fair contract. While the informational picketing was going on, Louise Love, Columbia College Vice-President of Academic Affairs, sent out emails...
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