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HGSU-UAW Bargaining Unit Membership official definition

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“All students enrolled in Harvard degree programs employed by the Employer [Harvard] who provide instructional services at Harvard University, including graduate and undergraduate Teaching Fellows (teaching assistants, teaching fellows, course...

Office of the Provost | Student Unionization

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The University recognizes the important role our academic workers and our graduate student workers play in fulfilling our mission and supporting the academic experience of our students. We are committed to respectful and constructive bargaining with all...

What is a strike?

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A strike is an organized and collective work stoppage by a group of employees, usually with the goal of forcing the employer to accept the employees’ demands. Most collective bargaining contracts include a “no strike” clause which prohibits the unit...

March 13, 2026 Update on HGSU-UAW Negotiations

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Dear Members of the Harvard Faculty, We are writing with an update regarding the ongoing negotiations for a successor contract between the University and the Harvard Graduate Student Union-United Auto Workers (HGSU-UAW). As we have continued to negotiate...

HAW-UAW (HLS)

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The Harvard Academic Workers-United Auto Workers (HAW-UAW) Union at Harvard Law School is made up of clinical workers within HLS. The University recognizes the important role our academic workers play in fulfilling our mission and supporting the academic...

Are student workers permitted to strike?

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Members of the bargaining unit are exercising a protected right under the National Labor Relations Act and would not be disciplined for being on strike. However, HGSU-UAW members who withhold labor during a strike may risk not being paid. In addition...

HGSU-UAW Bargaining Update

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Dear Members of the Harvard Faculty, The University and HGSU-UAW continue our discussions at the bargaining table, even as the union’s strike is ongoing. With that in mind, we write to share an update coming out of a bargaining session held earlier today...

Update on HGSU-UAW Negotiations and Strike Deadline

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Dear Members of the Harvard Community, Last Friday, the University received notification that the Harvard Graduate Students Union-United Auto Workers (HGSU-UAW) set a strike deadline of 11:59 p.m. on Monday, April 20. In light of this deadline, we write...

Harvard Academic Workers Union (HAW-UAW)

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The Harvard Academic Workers-United Auto Workers (HAW-UAW) Union is made up of non-tenure-track academic and staff workers performing research and teaching at the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences...

Harvard Graduate Students Union (HGSU-UAW)

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The University appreciates the vital role that our student workers play in fulfilling Harvard’s teaching and research mission. Across Harvard, student workers make essential contributions to research, teaching, and mentoring. As negotiations over a new...

Guidance for Distinction Between Academic Activities and Labor

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Dear Faculty, As we navigate a strike by student workers of the Harvard Graduate Students Union – United Auto Workers, we are writing to provide clarity on the distinction between a graduate student’s “Labor” (employment) and their “Academics” (student...