Your Voice Matters

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.

Voices: Dialogue Is Key
I appreciate dialogue, different perspectives and opposing views and positions regarding the unionization efforts on campus whether for or against. Read More
Voices: My Experience with a Union
William P. Janelle shares his views on efforts toward unionization. Read More
If the Union Files for an Election
Your Voice Matters is a series of communications from university leadership to provide clarity about efforts to unionize UNH staff. Read More
Thoughts on a Union for UNH Staff
As President Huddleston shared in his recent announcement of a salary increase, employees play a critical role in the success of the university. Read More
About Collective Bargaining
An overall description of the collective bargaining process is outlined in this article. Read More
Voices: Don't Be Seduced
I joined UNH Cooperative Extension as an Extension Educator after many years working for private industry and small business. In every one of my... Read More
Voices: From a Former Union Member
For more than 20 years I was a union member as a full-time firefighter in the state of New Hampshire; I have first-hand knowledge and understanding... Read More
Voices: Think Long and Hard
Thank you so much for providing a way for me to let my coworkers know what a great place UNH is to work and also the wonderful and very generous... Read More
Voices: Employees Share Thoughts on Unionization
UNH employees address their colleagues in this letter about unionization. Read More
Voices: No Need For Union/Middleman Here at UNH
Being an employee at UNH for the past 25 years in the housing department, I have come to appreciate the fairness and respect I have received from UNH... Read More

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