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Service Workers at Boston University Demand Higher Wages Ahead of Contract Expiration

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 23
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Service workers at Boston University are engaged in contract talks as the current agreement approaches its expiration date of October 31. The Service Employees International Union 32BJ is leading the negotiations for the approximately 700 workers involved. The workers are calling for higher wages, better health care, and improved benefits to address financial strain caused by the existing plan.

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The talks center on the terms of employment for the service staff, including the current health plan structure. Workers are concerned about the existing policy regarding long-term leave for work-related injuries, which they describe as overly strict.

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Who's involved

  • Boston UniversityPrivate research university whose service contracts are currently under review.

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