Out of Order
Christopher NazzaroOut of Order is a one-time series reflecting on procedure, accountability, and the internal workings of UAW Local 7902. Written by a current Joint Council member and part-time faculty, it offers an unusual perspective on how the local functions
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Catching Up to Our Own Roadmap
This time things are just in the wrong order temporally…
Over the past year, many conversations about bargaining have centered on one question: Are we ready?
That question prompted me to revisit an internal document drafted by the New Sch...
Out of Order Participation Is Not One Size Fits All:
Something is out of order…
After our last post, several members wrote to us. Most agreed with its central argument: as we prepare for bargaining, we need far more participation. But one thoughtful response, echoed in different ways by othe...
Out of Order: Where Is Everybody?
Where is everybody?
Every time we hold a workshop, an organizing meeting, or a member event, attendance is measured in the dozens. Ten people. Twenty people. Thirty if we’re fortunate.
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Out of Order: A Good Statement, A Bad Process
Performative Fury and Democratic Deficits
The Executive Board recently released a statement condemning The New School’s mass firings. On the substance, there is much to agree with. The layoffs are alarming. Workers are being harmed. Admini...
Out of Order: The Hollowing Out of the Joint Council
A healthy union democracy depends on two things: participation and representation.
Local 7902 increasingly struggles with both.
As we have noted in recent posts: In the most recent union election, roughly 880 members voted out of a membe...
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I moved to NYC in 2006. I studied at NYU and Hunter College, where I earned my MA in TESOL. I teach ESL at CUNY, Pace, and The New School. The Union has broken my heart. I proudly serve on my community board, which keeps my civic pride strong!
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