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September 2015 Faculty Voice

Faculty Voice: September 2016: Negotiations Update: As CCFT Pushes for Adequate Salary Improvements for 2016-17, Your Participation May Be Needed

Salary remains the primary item pending agreement in the current negotiations process, which both teams agreed to extend until October 15, 2016. As we move into the fall semester, we need to work together collectively—with […]

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September 2015 Faculty Voice

Faculty Voice: September 2016: Pilot Program for Paid Ancillary Activities Extended Through 2016-17

Maya Bendotoff In late August CCFT and the District agreed to continue the pilot program for additional pay for designated ancillary activities. The program represents an effort to include adjunct faculty members, who compose about […]

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May 2016

Faculty Voice: May 2016: Results of the Adjunct Survey

by Sadie Reynolds This semester Adjunct Chair Sadie Reynolds undertook a survey of Adjunct Faculty, with invaluable assistance from CCFT Director Maya Bendotoff and CCFT’s current Office Assistant Candace Ashley. CCFT conducted the study to […]

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Accreditation

Faculty Voice: May 2016: News Roundup: ACCJC Update, CCSF Strike, Lower Court Ruling Upheld Against Friedrichs, and Unionist of the Year

by David Lau, CCFT Communications Director ACCJC on Life Support ACCJC, the troubled accreditor of Cabrillo College and the entire California Community College system, faced a difficult few weeks in March. A majority of California […]

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Elections

Faculty Voice: May 2016: Considerations Regarding Measure Q

by Michael Mangin, Robin McFarland, and Conrad Scott-Curtis The State of California no longer automatically funds deferred maintenance and facilities upgrades for community colleges. Instead taxpayers in local districts are asked to fund college facility […]

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Contract Development

Faculty Voice: May 2016: Negotiations Update

Maya Bendotoff, CCFT Director Compensation for 2016 Salary Over the past decade, full-time salaries have fallen significantly in comparison with salaries in other Districts across the state. Much of the relative drop actually happened prior to […]