Q4 What strategies have adjuncts and casuals taken…

12 thoughts on “Q4 What strategies have adjuncts and casuals taken…”

1. @JeffreyKeefer none, because we are scared and our status is too precarious. If we don’t put up with it someone else will #AdjunctChat

2. @rebeccagoodway @JeffreyKeefer exactly, we tried holding out for fractional contract to teach multiple courses > #adjunctchat

3. @rebeccagoodway @JeffreyKeefer they just found someone else who would work for casual hours instead. #adjunctchat

4. @rebeccagoodway @JeffreyKeefer Same cost, they just didn’t want to give us office, status, recognition for our work #adjunctchat

5. @rebeccagoodway @JeffreyKeefer Divide and conquer :-/ #adjunctchat

6. @JeffreyKeefer Q4 A Using social media to raise awareness has been very effective. Issue is now in media spotlight #adjunctchat

7. @JeffreyKeefer Q4 A …Using social media (Twitter, blog), Day of Action, networking, organising, Congress motions #adjunctchat

8. @JeffreyKeefer Q4 A – Day of Action. Also obtaining data – very important as somebody else has mentioned http://t.co/PzbJ5ZWwna #adjunctchat

9. RT @JeffreyKeefer: Q4 What strategies have adjuncts and casuals taken at your institution to improve employment conditions? #AdjunctChat

10. @JeffreyKeefer A3. None. We’re all too tired/ burnt out, working on our PhDs or desperately protecting whatever work we do have #AdjunctChat

11. @rebeccagoodway @JeffreyKeefer Yes. There is *always* someone to take your place. #AdjunctChat

12. @JeffreyKeefer our union branch gathered data on precarious contracts, surveyed staff, ran campaign http://t.co/imaBjUeZLH ongoing work tho

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