The union representing faculty at Pennsylvania's 14 state-owned universities says it won't consider striking until next semester.
The Association of Pennsylvania State College and University Faculties announced the decision Tuesday in a letter to the system’s 120,000 students.
Union members gave their leadership the authority to call a strike earlier this month after frustration with the lack of progress in contract negotiations.
Bargaining has stalled over issues including pay for part-time instructors, health care benefits and compensation for online education.
Officials at the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education say they remain committed to a fair settlement.
The Association of Pennsylvania State College and University Faculties announced the decision Tuesday in a letter to the system’s 120,000 students.
Union members gave their leadership the authority to call a strike earlier this month after frustration with the lack of progress in contract negotiations.
Bargaining has stalled over issues including pay for part-time instructors, health care benefits and compensation for online education.
Officials at the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education say they remain committed to a fair settlement.
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