Catherine Carrera, North Jersey Record
[…]“It’s a slap in the face to the 20,000 employees who are working without a contract,” said Rebecca Givan, treasurer of the AAUP-AFT, representing 7,700 of those employees. “The board of governors has decided to reward Barchi in spite of ongoing scandals, and hardworking employees aren’t getting respect at the bargaining table.”
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