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This agreement does not mean that Yale’s labor woes are ended. One hundred forty dietary workers from Yale-New Haven Hospital are still without a contract. Yale needs to extend the same kind of generous contract agreement to these workers, and it needs to do so promptly. Yale president Richard C. Levin could use his influence to greatly expedite the process and get the dietary workers back...
Furthermore, this contract should not tie the workers hands for the next eight years. Union leaders should still be free to bring their worries and needs to the attention of the university, which should respond to them appropriately. The practice of open communication and cooperation is preferable to the tactics of coercion that have predominated in this round of negotiations...
Three weeks of strikes at Yale University came to an end Thursday with the announcement of an eight-year contract aimed at increasing worker benefits and creating stability for the school...
...long-term contract will also serve as some guarantee for Yale that labor strikes, which have plagued the university frequently over the last 35 years and twice within the last year, will not recur in the immediate future. The contracts are the longest ever negotiated with Yale workers...
Local 34, which includes secretaries and technical workers, voted Friday to accept the contract offer by a 756-10 tally. The custodians and maintenance workers of Local 35 ratified the offer after a 535-11 vote...