Recognize the Faculty Union at Saint Leo University NOW!

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Gerald Beyer
4 weeks ago
Catholic social teaching unequivocally supports the right of all workers to form a union.
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Glenda Bethel
1 month ago
An incredibly disrespectful action by the administration!
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Mark Ari
Dec 15, 2020
Work without collective bargaining is, at best, coercion. That's bad enough. At worst, it's slavery. And there is nothing to stop it from going bad to worse.
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Kate Bernard
Dec 15, 2020
Faculty deserve the right to continue to collectively bargain—this is disgraceful and shameful action on the part of the board. Without faculty you wouldn’t even have a university!!
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Nicholas Lanier
Dec 6, 2020
It was the faculty that helped me, an older student veteran, achieve a goal I thought unattainable. My college success is a direct result of their dedication to students.
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Sheila Smith
Dec 2, 2020
It is shocking that an institution of higher learning that ostensibly follows Benedictine principles would abruptly abandon any good faith negotiation with the people who perform the essential work--the faculty.
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Robin Barrows
Nov 23, 2020
These workers are making the ultimate sacrifice and working during this pandemic and how does St Leo University reward them by taking away their bargaining rights. This is beyond despicable.
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joann mailhott
Nov 21, 2020
WWJD? ✊✊✊
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Anna Suranyi
Nov 20, 2020
Universal Declaration of Human Rights, Article 23, Section 4: Everyone has the right to form and to join trade unions for the protection of his interests.
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David Gross
Nov 20, 2020
A contract is a promise. A broken promise is a lie. A lie is a sin.
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