The Graduate Labor Organization and the University reached a tentative agreement over a pay raise for graduate student workers on Thursday, GLO and University sources confirmed to The Herald.
The University is currently engaged in negotiations with the Graduate Labor Organization on increased pay raises for graduate workers, which they are demanding in order to offset the costs of their continued work amid the pandemic.
When Igor Cerasa GS joined the Graduate Labor Organization, a student employee union that advocates for graduate workers’ needs and protections, he was optimistic.
The Graduate Labor Organization, Brown’s graduate student union, announced the election of its first 14-member executive board Nov. 8.
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