PSC Contract 2017-2023 [1]
Memorandum of Agreement [2] | FAQs [3] | Ask a Question [4] | Tables of Adjunct Salary Increases [5] | How the Increases in Adjunct Pay Would Work [6] | 2017-2019 Contract Campaign [7]
Highlights of the Proposed Contract
- Breakthrough on adjunct pay—the biggest gain in equity in the union’s history
- Salary increases across the board of more than 10% by November 2022
- Retroactive pay increases
- Pay for teaching adjuncts restructured: minimum for a three-credit course rises by the end of the
contract to $5,500 (an increase of 71%), four-credit course to $6,875 - Adjunct workload restructured starting next semester to include paid office hours for every course
- Additional salary increases for equity: full-time CLT titles, all Lecturer titles, and Assistants to HEO
- Across-the-board salary increases also applied to EOCs and Continuing Ed faculty
- Graduate employee health insurance funding and tuition waivers expanded
- Improved funding and firm time frames for HEO differential awards
- First-ever contractual language on on-line teaching, union participation in University technology committee
- Contractual travel funds doubled
- Research support for department chairs, starting 2021
- Increased funding for professional development funds for adjuncts, Continuing Ed faculty, CLTs and HEOs
- Access to professional development grants for non-teaching adjuncts
- Pilot program on payment of stipends for specific projects
- Welfare Fund funding increased, supporting further benefit enhancements
- No give-backs
Memorandum of Agreement [2]
This Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) [2] is the legal document that contains every provision of the proposed new contract.
This is the signed MOA [8].
Attachment I [9], the 2018 letter agreements with NYC regarding health insurance are attached to the PDF version of the 2017-23 MOA.