Daily News | UArts staffers seek a union:“Nearly untenable working environment”
Staff members seeking to unionize at the University of the Arts announced Monday that they wanted to affiliate with United Academics of Philadelphia, which already represents UArts faculty members.
Organizers said that the UArts union would be the first for staff across an entire academic institution in the Philadelphia area in over 40 years, but that there are unionized staff employees at other colleges and universities, including Temple, Rutgers, and Community College of Philadelphia. If the university refuses to voluntarily recognize the union, as it did with UArts faculty, then the National Labor Relations Board will supervise a formal union vote, organizers said.
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