SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) -- A University of California lecturer strike planned for Wednesday has been called off just hours before the strike was set to begin.
The University Council-American Federation of Teachers, said a deal has been made.
"This contract revolutionizes the first six years of a lecturer’s career at the UC," said UC-AFT, " Unlike the current system of complete precarity through the first five years of a lecturer’s career with a requirement that lecturers apply for their jobs each year, after the first year all the contracts are multi-year. Unlike the current system of completely arbitrary decisions on rehiring, every contract includes a review process and a written evaluation."
Had the strike kept going, it would have likely disrupted classes for undergraduates across UC campuses for at least two days.
UC-AFT called the new agreement "historic."
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