We are pleased to announce that a tentative agreement was reached on April 4^th between McGill and three bargaining units represented by SEU: Facilities Management - Student Housing Services - Dining Services - Faculty Club, Printing Services and Data Centre. The Union will soon invite its membership to general assemblies to vote on the proposed new collective agreements. We will share the results of the votes which should be completed at the latest on April 22.

This message has been issued jointly by SEU Local 800 (FTQ) and McGill University.

Negotiations for the renewal of the collective agreement for Research Assistants and Associates between AMURE and McGill began in the Fall of 2022. The parties have been meeting on a regular basis and have been able to discuss and come to agreement on a number of non-monetary elements.

Department-wide sustainability objective encourages accessible, equitable, and environmentally conscious decision making.

McGill Human Resources (HR) is walking the walk, reaffirming their commitment to sustainability with the Sustainable Workplace Certification program.

The CIRM is pleased to announce the arrival of two new research assistants to its team. Edmuelle Berre and Inès Zorgati both recently joined the CIRM team as community managers.

We are pleased to inform you that, after nineteen months of negotiations between the parties, a tentative agreement with AGSEM for the Invigilators was reached on November 1^st with the support of a conciliator appointed by the Ministry of Labor.

The union will hold an assembly on November 17^th for their members to vote on the tentative agreement.

We will keep you posted on the vote results as soon as we know.

CIRM is pleased to announce the arrival of two new research assistants to its team. Marie Chartrand-Caulet and Elyse Mitchell will actively participate in the running of CIRM's activities as community managers. The Centre welcomes them!

Le Centre de recherches interdisciplinaires en études montréalaises (CRIEM) sollicite des candidatures pour pourvoir un poste d’assistant·e de recherche – gestionnaire de communauté à temps partiel dans le cadre de ses activités générales. Le CRIEM, dont le point d’ancrage est la Faculté des arts de McGill, regroupe des chercheur·se·s des sciences humaines, sociales, pures et appliquées, de même que du droit et des technologies, dont les champs d’intérêt ou d’expertise sont liés à la vie urbaine et à Montréal.