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The article details prior negotiations after a narrow Yale-related organizing success, procedural disputes, and the expectation that an NLRB ruling will determine whether District 65’s union is recognized. 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DECISION  \nColumbia University yesterday averted an anticipated strike by its clericalworkers by pledging to abide by a yet-to-be-released National Labor RelationsBoard(NLRB)decision on the validity of a 1982 union election.  \nBuoyed by the success of a strike by their counterparts at Yale University,Columbia University's 1,100 support staff workers threatened to hit the picketlines Feb.4 if their union weren't recognized,according to Kitty Krupat,pub-lic affairs director for District 65 of the United Auto Workers(UAM)。Yalesettled its protracted strike with clerical and maintenance workers earlierthis week(HED,Jan 29).  \nThe strike threat was called off late yesterday,however,after the universityagreed to honor an NLRB ruling,expected next week,that will decide whetherDistrict 65's 1982 representation election was run properly,according to NancyDegman,a university spokeswoman.To date,Columbia has refused to recognizethe union,saying the election was marred by procedural irregularities.  \nNarrow VictoryYale's problems with clerical workers began in May 1983,Krupat said,after the workers voted by a narrow margin to unionize under UAW'sDistrict 65.The university,however,refused to meet with union officials toresolve challenged ballots from the election,forcing a hearing with the NLRB。  \nA regional NLRB hearing panel in May 1984 ruled in favor of the union,at whichtime Columbia appealed the decision to NLRB's Washington,D.C.,head-quarters.The case is still pending,Krupat said,and the Feb.4 strike date was setbecause \"we didn't have any reason to believe a decision would be out anytimesoon.\"NLRB officials have said,however,that a decision should be releasedin\"about a week,\"Degman said yesterday.  \nThe clerical workers called off their strike because they're \"obviously verysure the NLRB is going to come out on their side,\"Degman said.If the deci-sion goes against the union,however,\"I guess when it comes to the strikeit'11 be a whole different story,\"she said.  \nDistrict 65's Krupat is optimistic about a favorable NLRB decision because,inher view,the university's charges were\"frivolous,to say the very least.\"The university charged the election was irregular because“of less than minorinfractions.They were just stalling for time;they'd rather not recognizeus,\"Krupat said.  \nIf the union is recognized,there will be much to discuss at the bargainingtable,Krupat said.  The clerical workers are\"furious\"with a cut in benefitsthat was announced last February,she said,which included a reduction inunpaid maternity leave from 12 months to six months,and a \"tripling in thecost of medical benefits.”--Greg McCaffery  \n# STRONG COOPERATION SEEN BETWEEN PUBLIC COLLEGES,SCHOOLS\n\nIf a recently completed survey by the American Association of State Collegesand Universities(AASCU)is any indication,state postsecondary institutionshave developed a multitude of cooperative programs with local public schools.  \n\"of the 228 state colleges and universities that responded to our survey,allof them were working in some way with local public schools,\"AASCU presidentAllen Ostar said in releasing the survey results this week.  \nNumerous types of cooperation were highlighted by responding institutions.Thesurvey found 78 percent of the colleges had programs that let high schoolstudents take college courses,73 percent said they meet regularly in a forumor committee to discuss educational concerns and 60 percent said they areworking to improve cooperation between school and college faculty.  \nThe survey also sought information regarding teacher education programs atAASCU institutions,and found that 73 percent of the respondents required basiccourses in English and/or English competency exams for prospective educationmajors.Basic courses in mathematics or math proficiency were required foreducation majors at 57 percent of the responding colleges.  \n\"It is significant that this surv","cbCailSCXiGveNvr","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCailSCXiGveNvr","pdf",1806184,"English","# Columbia Averts Strike; Will Abide by Expected NLRB Decision\n## Yale compares and background\n## NLRB ruling and strike outcome\n# Strong Cooperation Seen Between Public Colleges, Schools\n## Cooperation types and percentages\n## Teacher education and competency testing\n## Survey process and member institutions\n# Top Ed Student Aid Post May Remain Vacant","[{\"question\":\"Why did Columbia University avert a strike by clerical support staff?\",\"answer\":\"Columbia agreed to honor an upcoming NLRB ruling on the validity of a 1982 union election, which the union recognition depends on.\"},{\"question\":\"What issue is the NLRB expected to decide regarding District 65?\",\"answer\":\"The NLRB is expected to decide whether District 65’s 1982 representation election was run properly, addressing claims of procedural irregularities.\"},{\"question\":\"What did the AASCU survey report about cooperation between state colleges and public schools?\",\"answer\":\"It found that all responding institutions worked with local public schools, with major proportions offering high school access to college courses, meeting in committees, and improving cooperation between faculty.\"}]","HIGHER EDUCATION DAILY - March 1985 Issue - Labor and Education News | PDF",1790619970,18]