Support Services for Faculty Stress from Conzatti/ BOT Paycheck Cut
Many faculty have been reporting severe stress as a result of the cruel implementation of the section 36-5 paycheck cut. Unfortunately, Acting President Conzatti will not respond to our requests […]
Newsday’s April 7, 2023 coverage of the current state of our contract negotiation, the college’s enactment of a clause to reduce faculty pay, and the college trustees’ failure to select 1 of the 5 finalists from its presidential search committee.
We are re-publishing here both Newsday’s April 7, 2023 article on NCCFT and College negotiations as well as Newday’s reporting on the trustees’ failure to select 1 of the 5 […]
Understanding Your Pay Deduction
Dear Members, Posted below is the chart regarding pay deductions due to the college’s decision to enact clause 36-5 of our contract, which the college office of human resources distributed […]
Negotiations Update, March 14, 2023
Let’s Review Over the years the NCCFT has agreed to a contract in which everything we value sunsets, and, most egregiously, since 1982 the contract has contained a provision (section […]
Overview of NCCFT Executive Committee Achievements from February 2022 to the Present
Sabbaticals: We are happy to announce that we now have an MOA for sabbaticals for this year. ASEC Reassigned Time: The Academic Senate Executive Committee received reassigned time for […]
Become More, NCC Alumni Share their Experience
The NCCFT has been active on a number of fronts, including getting more value from NYSUT and promoting the college. We are proud to announce that due to our efforts, […]
NCC’s Avoidable Deficit
https://cdn.nccft.org/AvoidableDeficit.mp4 An Avoidable Deficit Dr. Faren Siminoff’s Response at the Nassau County Legislature
Faculty and Students Ask for a Fair Contract at Board of Trustees, Feb. 9, 2023
On Feb. 9, it was late, well past 8:00 p.m., when the Nassau Community College trustees gathered for the 7:00 public session of their monthly meeting, but the crowd of […]
“NCC Union Rallies After Health Care Costs Rise” in the Long Island Herald on Feb. 2, 2023
Did you see the Long Island Herald’s article on our rally at the Jan. 23 meeting of the Nassau County Legislature? Our message is getting out! Please be at the […]
We Rallied. . A report and Next Steps
About 120 faculty gathered at the meeting of Nassau County’s full legislature on Monday, Jan 23, 2023, to urge the legislators to support a fair contract for the full-time faculty, […]