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Clarity about efforts to organize UNH staff

In late March 2017 the National Education Association withdrew its petitions to the Public Employee Labor Relations Board (PELRB) to organize OS and PAT employees. Only one petition seeking to unionize employees in Health Services and the Counseling Center remains. Updates on this page will now be geared to those eligible voters until the election May 18, 2017.

3/20/17: Update on Petitions
An important update on the National Education Association’s campaign to unionize subsets of the university’s OS and PAT employees. Read More
3/14/17: Update on Union Petition Process
An update on the National Education Association’s campaign to unionize subsets of the university’s OS and PAT employees. Read More
3/6/17: NEA Files Three Petitions
Monday, March 6, 2017 The NEA filed three petitions for certification to establish new bargaining units in late December 2016, with subsequent... Read More
Questions About Signing a Union Authorization Card
Human Resources responds to recent employee questions about union cards. Read More
Answers to Questions Employees May Ask
The university highlights questions and answers following the union's filing of three election petitions. Read More
Next Steps on Union Campaign
A letter from President Huddleston on UNH's response to the NEA campaign to unionize employees. Read More
NEA Petitions Filed
The NEA has filed petitions with the New Hampshire PELRB requesting it hold elections for a small portion of PAT and OS employees. Read More
Employee Testimonials
In this series, UNH employees express their opinions about unionization... Read More
Voices: Chipping Away at Solidarity
Last week, I was dismayed to learn that the UNHPA and NEA-NH filed two petitions for unionization at UNH. The bargaining units will include some... Read More
Voices: My Experience with a Union
I have been working in the hospitality field for 25 years — restaurants, healthcare and university food service. Read More

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