AFSCME report finds wage disparities by race and gender at USM schools The report shows that white men in the system have the highest median salaries on average while Hispanic women have the lowest. Shifra Dayak October 21, 2021
At picnic, UMD labor groups call for more worker protections Representatives from AFSCME 1072 Local and other campus groups advocated for worker hazard pay, higher wages and more. Shifra Dayak October 9, 2021
Trabajadores sindicalizados de UMD se movilizan por un salario mínimo de $15, el pago por riesgo pandémico Los empleados llevan meses luchando por estas medidas, entre otras. Equipo de The Diamondback August 19, 2021
UMD union workers rally for $15 minimum wage, pandemic hazard pay Employees have been fighting for these measures, among others, for months. Shifra Dayak August 6, 2021
‘Underpaid and left behind’: UMD bus drivers protest for better working conditions More than 50 people gathered to protest for better maintenance of buses and hazard pay for DOTS employees. Shifra Dayak July 29, 2021
‘Ready to fight’: UMD employees protest in latest push for more telework Seventy-five community members protested at the main administration building Tuesday. Shifra Dayak July 14, 2021
More than 550 UMD employees sign petition demanding expanded access to telework "Restricting telework at this time ignores effects of the pandemic that still rule over many aspects of our lives," the petition said. Shifra Dayak June 11, 2021
Maryland legislature passes collective bargaining bill backed by UMD’s workers’ union The bill permits a union representing employees at multiple University System of Maryland institutions to negotiate one “master agreement” with the system. Clara Longo de Freitas April 8, 2021
UMD’s witnesses testify at hearing for workers union’s labor complaint The witnesses testified about the university's relationship with the union. Clara Longo de Freitas March 12, 2021
United Students Against Sweatshops pushes UMD to bargain with workers union Students in USAS handed out masks to union workers at McKeldin Library. Clara Longo de Freitas March 5, 2021