SUSSEX COUNTY CHAPTER UNITED ADJUNCT FACULTY NJ

Negotiations Update

Your Negotiating Team is already preparing for upcoming negotiations. Our thanks to those adjunct faculty who have participated in the recent bargaining survey.

We are currently analyzing those surveys and will be preparing our proposals based on your input. Please be assured that we will be addressing the issues that you have identified as priorities.

At that point, we are anticipating beginning negotiations sometime during the month of January 2021. Once we have scheduled our first session, we will update this site.

Contract Download

Please click here to download the current SCCCAFF contract.

Randi Weingarten at a Massachusetts high school

Summer is upon us, and parents, children and teachers are winding down from what has been an exhausting and fully operational school year—the first since the devastating pandemic. The long-lasting impact of COVID-19 has affected our students’ and families’ well-being and ignited the politics surrounding public schools. All signs point to the coming school year unfolding with the same sound and fury, and if extremist culture warriors have their way, being even more divisive and stressful.

Randi Weingarten and NYC teacher Tamara Simpson

Attacks on public education in America by extremists and culture-war peddling politicians have reached new heights (“lows” may be more apt), but they are not new. The difference today is that the attacks are intended not just to undermine public education but to destroy it.

Affordable Care Act Downloads

Latest information regarding the Affordable Care Act can be downloaded below:

1. General Questions

2. Healthcare Exchanges

3. Q and A

4. Summary of Provisions

5. Preventitive Services

6. ACA Update on Proposed Rules

UAFNJ ADJUNCT CONFERENCE PICTURES - 11/17/2012

Please click on the following link to view the UAFNJ Adjunct Conference pictures - http://www.33prime.com/gallery/UAFNJ_conference_november_2012/

AFTNJ Superstorm Sandy Fund

A fund has been established in partnership with the AFT Disaster Relief Fund to assist AFTNJ members and retirees suffering losses from the storm and its aftermath. The fund is part of the union’s tradition of solidarity with members overtaken by natural or man-made catastrophes.

The fund will provide some relief— $250 per member household—to help members meet their immediate essential needs for this disaster. While we know it will not help members pay the lion share of the bills incurred by the catastrophic loss, it serves as a token to show that our union stands together.

Procedures for

2012-2013 Hudson Report - Download

Please click here to download the Hudson Report pdf.