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Concerted Activities and Strike Activity within the CSU System
Last Updated on 11/14/2023
After months of negotiations, California State University (CSU) has been unable to reach collective bargaining agreements on compensation and other issues with California Faculty Association (CFA) or with Teamsters Local 2010, representing facility services employees. As part of the collective bargaining process, employee unions have the option to strike should there be no agreement after the conclusion of impasse proceedings, or, as is the case, for Teamsters, if the union has filed an unfair labor practice to the state board. The CSU is committed to reaching agreement with CFA and Teamsters as it did with five other unions.
Resources
- For information on what offers are currently being negotiated, visit the California State University’s Labor and Employee Relations webpage.
- Additional updates can be found at CSU Bargaining News
General FAQs
After months of negotiations, California State University (CSU) has been unable to reach an agreement on compensation and other issues with Teamsters 2010, representing facility services employees. As part of the collective bargaining process, employee unions have the option to strike should there be no agreement after the conclusion of impasse proceedings, or, as is the case, for Teamsters, if the union has filed an unfair labor practice to the state board. The CSU is committed to reaching agreement with Teamsters as it did with five other unions.
As you may have heard, the California Faculty Association (CFA), representing professors, lecturers, coaches, librarians, and counselors at the CSU, has called for a work-stoppage strike between December 4th and 7th at the following campuses:
- Monday, December 4, Cal Poly Pomona
- Tuesday, December 5, San Francisco State
- Wednesday, December 6, CSU Los Angeles
- Thursday, December 7, Sacramento State
Our campus has not been designated as a strike site and we want to assure you that campus will remain open and student instruction and other support services will continue. If you have any concerns, please reach out to your college Dean. The strike should not interfere with your ability to complete your semester courses and graduate on time.
Student FAQs
Yes, the campus will be open and operational. Should there be any changes to hours and services (e.g. library, food court, student union, advising offices or resource centers) or scheduled events, that information would be communicated via the campus website or social media accounts.