2019 Faculty Voice
Looking at Pro Rata in Dollar Terms
The third and final installment of Karl Ewald’s video series. In this video Karl focuses on the actual dollar amount attached to pro rata.
Year: 2019
2019 Faculty Voice
CCFT Members’ Vote Yes on the Cabrillo Bond
Our Cabrillo Bond Forum, held last Wednesday evening, was a successful and informative discussion on all aspects of the 274.1 million dollar bond measure planned for the March election. The forum was led by, CCFT […]
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CCFT’s Cabrillo College Bond Forum & Member’s Endorsement Deliberation
This Wednesday, October 23rd, 5:30 – 7 p.m., Sesnon House
2019 Faculty Voice
Why Unions Matter To You!
Robert Reich explains why labor unions impact the middle class and raise wages.
2019 Faculty Voice
The Case for Adding Steps – Video #2 of 3
What does it mean to add steps to all salary schedules? Comparing steps and class columns. This series of three short videos was produced by Karl Ewald, CCFT Chief Negotiator, and the CCFT negotiation team […]
2019 Faculty Voice
Getting to Know the Salary Schedule – Video #1
This series of three short videos was produced by Karl Ewald, CCFT Chief Negotiator, and the CCFT negotiation team in response to member’s interest in our compensation agreement for the 2019-22 contract.
2019 Faculty Voice
Dalai Lama – Recent Tweet
If you are motivated by a wish to help on the basis of kindness, compassion and respect, then you can do any kind of work, in any field, and function more effectively with less fear […]
2019 Faculty Voice
Activism and Aesthetics
by Robin McCloskey: In 2014 adjunct faculty at San Francisco Bay Area universities began to advocate for labor justice. Instructors at Mills College, Saint Mary’s, San Francisco Art Institute (SFAI), California College of the Arts […]
2019 Faculty Voice
2019 Faculty Voice
The State of the Union
by Julio Leal As Cabrillo College enters the post-Janus era, there is discernable angst and anxiety in most public sector unions. The shifting winds of political change will surely have lasting consequences here in California […]