Updates

UE-SGWU announced that its membership ratified the tentative agreement reached on November 12.

Stanford and UE-SGWU have reached a tentative agreement on a new contract for graduate student workers represented by the union.

Provost Jenny Martinez and Vice Provost Stacey Bent address the strike authorization vote completed by the union and provide details of the contract offer made by the university.

The university and UE-SGWU reached two tentative agreements and the university presented an updated comprehensive package proposal.

The university and UE-SGWU have been engaged in several more days of negotiations. This update provides details of the strong and competitive offer the university has made.

This update provides information on a few of the common questions we have been hearing from graduate students, with links to additional available information.

The university and the union completed a three-day series of productive bargaining sessions and agreed to meet next week to continue to work toward an agreement.

On October 22, the university and the union began a three-day series of bargaining sessions to continue working toward an agreement.

On October 18, the university and the union continued discussions and agreed to add an additional bargaining session next week to keep working to reach an agreement.

On October 14, the university and the union reached three tentative agreements and will meet again on October 18 to continue working toward an overall agreement.

On October 9, the university and the union continued discussions and agreed to several additional negotiating sessions throughout October.

The university and the union continued negotiations. The university remains committed to reaching a competitive agreement soon that is fair to the union and the Stanford community.

The university provides an update on the negotiation process and context regarding a rally called by SGWU.

The university presented enhanced proposals on wages and benefits. While the university hopes to achieve a resolution quickly, there is no deadline for a first contract.

The university and the union held bargaining sessions on September 17 and 18 and continued discussions on key economic and remaining non-economic issues.

As Stanford continues negotiations with SGWU, Vice Provost Stacey Bent shared contingency planning information with faculty to support continuity of teaching and research.

The university and the union held bargaining sessions on September 6 and 9 and continued to advance discussions on key economic issues and remaining non-economic topics.

Vice Provost Stacey Bent provided an update to Stanford faculty with additional detail about Stanford’s philosophy in establishing financial support levels.

The university and the union continued to advance discussions on key economic issues and narrow differences on remaining non-economic topics.

The university and the union continued to work to narrow differences on remaining non-economic topics, and the university presented an in-depth cost of attendance analysis.