HUCTW, AFSCME 3650

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HUCTW (AFSCME Local 3650) is Harvard’s largest labor union—representing over 5600 union members across the Harvard campus.

🎺 Thank you for standing together for FAS staff! Academic life at Harvard would grind to a halt without them. HUCTW staff have taken care of Harvard, now Harvard needs to take care of staff!

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📣 Tomorrow! On Weds. May 27, join us to defend FAS staff against destructive and unnecessary layoffs! 🗓️ Date: Wednesday, May 27 ⏰ Time: 12:30 pm - 1:15 pm 📍 Location: In front of Smith Campus Center, 1350 Mass. Ave. in Cambridge

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🎉 Today is the 38th anniversary of the day over 3,000 Harvard staff voted to form our union, HUCTW. Today we are over 5,200 members strong, carrying out essential work towards Harvard’s mission in every school, department, and corner of the campus. Harvard works because WE do!

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📣 This Friday, stand together against ICE brutality and the Trump administration’s violent assault on our human and civil rights! Event sponsored by Mass50501 and the LUCE hotline 🗓️ Friday, Jan. 30 🕑 3 PM 📍 Copley Square

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❄️ We hope you and your loved ones have a safe and restful holiday season and winter recess. Looking forward to a brighter, kinder new year ahead with you. Warm Wishes & Happy Union Week to All!

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⏰ Come out TODAY at 12:30 in front of the Smith Center to our HUCTW sponsored "Rally to Protect Harvard People and Programs from Severe Cuts"! We'll be joined by local Massachusetts elected officials, a brass band featuring HUCTW members, and we'll have hot chocolate. Details below!

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Harvard’s endowment grew to $56.7 billion, operating revenues are up by 3%, current-use gifts are up by $629 million, & federal funds are almost fully restored. Claiming that layoffs are necessary due to severe financial constraint is untrue and morally wrong. www.bostonglobe.com/2025/10/16/b...

Harvard’s endowment rose to $56.9 billion. The university is still facing extraordinary financial pressure. - The Boston Globe

The university also saw its first operating deficit in years as it braces for further fallout from its fight with the White House.

bostonglobe.com

If University leaders yield to government threats by laying off staff who make Harvard's teaching & research possible—destroying those workers livelihoods—they will also hand the administration exactly what it wants: a weakened University stripped of its conviction, brought to submission by fear.

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📣 'A federal judge in Boston has ordered the reversal of the Trump admin’s cuts to more than $2.6 billion in research grants for Harvard. If the ruling stands, it promises to revive hundreds of life-changing Harvard research projects that lost federal money.' Full article: abc7.com/17732995

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