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  • A Historic Victory: Repealing the Unjust WEP & GPO

    By  Susan Dixon, President California Retired Teachers Association (CalRTA) The journey to repeal the Windfall Elimination Provision (WEP) and Government Pension Offset (GPO) has been arduous and fraught with challenges. Yet, the dedication and perseverance […]

    2025-05-07CPFA Journal, Legislation, Newsworthy, Publications

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  • Governor’s Veto of AB 2277: A Missed Opportunity Based on Speculative Costs

    In September 2024, Governor Gavin Newsom vetoed Assembly Bill 2277, which proposed increasing part-time faculty workloads in California Community Colleges from 67% to up to 85% of the full-time faculty load. Newsom’s veto was based on concerns about "potentially significant costs," which seem to be grounded in speculative rather than substantive analysis.

    2024-12-16e-Newsletter, Legislation

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  • Newsom again rejects increasing workload of community college adjuncts

    Originally published by EDSOURCE on Monday September 23, 2024 1:37 pm Gov. Gavin Newsom has again vetoed a bill designed to increase the allowable workloads of adjunct community college instructors, citing potential cost increases. The […]

    2024-09-28Legislation

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  • Part-time Healthcare and AB 190 

    What Management Says Vs. the Truth By Geoff Johnson The money will go away, or it’s uncertain.  Truth: The governor personally pushed for the inclusion of the 200 million dollars in ongoing funding into  the […]

    2024-04-24CPFA Journal, Legislation, Publications

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  • Rehire Rights and Raising the Cap

    CPFA is sponsoring AB-2277 (Wallis) to raise the part-time teaching limit from 67% to 85% of a full-time teaching load. If successful, this would allow for the possibility of a part-timer teaching as much as […]

    2024-04-24CPFA Journal, Legislation, Publications

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  • Newsom rejects second effort to make more community college adjunct faculty eligible for health care

    For the second consecutive year, Gov. Gavin Newsom has rejected a bill that would have made more community college part-time professors . . .

    2022-09-27e-Newsletter, Legislation

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    Support For AB 1856: Workload Cap Increase

    Letter to Assembly Member Medina expressing CPFA's endorsement of AB 1856, which would raise the workload cap on part-time faculty to up to 85% of a full time equivalent.

    2022-07-28e-Newsletter, Legislation, Letters to the Capitol

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  • Support for AB 1752: Pay Parity For PTers

    A recent letter sent to Assembly Member Holden expressing CPFA's strong endorsement of AB 1752, which would help to bring about pay parity for part-time faculty.

    2022-05-06Legislation, Letters to the Capitol

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  • Part-Time Instructors File Class-Action Lawsuit Over Minimum Wage Violations at Long Beach City College

    LOS ANGELES — In a news conference this morning, two Long Beach City College (LBCC) part-time faculty members announced they have filed a class-action lawsuit in Los Angeles Superior Court against Long Beach Community College District (LBCCD) over failure to compensate them and hundreds of other adjunct faculty. . . .

    2022-04-05Legislation, Newsworthy

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  • Governor Newsom Fails to Support Raising the Workload Cap For Part-time Faculty

    2021-11-03Legislation, Newsworthy

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  • Chancellor’s Office Opposes Part-time Faculty Assembly Bill 1269

    2021-06-01Legislation, Newsworthy

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  • A New Parity Bill Hits the California Legislature

    By Carol Whaley A.B. 1269 (C. Garcia) seeks to create parity for part-time faculty of the California Community Colleges so that equal work results in equal pay.  This bill is sponsored by CTA, the California […]

    2021-05-17CPFA Journal, Legislation

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  • Resolution : Foothill – De Anza Faculty Association Supports Assembly Bill 897

    Whereas, existing California law (Assembly Bill 951, 2008) establishes that the contingent, part-time faculty workload is capped at 67 percent, amounting to no more than 10 units in the quarter system or 6 in the […]

    2020-03-27Academic Solidarity, CPFA Journal, Legislation

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  • CPFA Co-Sponsors Part-time Faculty Teaching Load Bill

    PRESS RELEASE The California Part Time Faculty Association (CPFA) announces that it will be co-sponsoring the new “Part-time Faculty Teaching Load” bill, AB 897 along with the California Federation of Teachers (CFT). Introduced to state legislators […]

    2019-03-18Legislation, Newsworthy, Press Releases

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  • Support AB 310: Paid Office Hours for Part-time Faculty

    January 16, 2018 Assembly Member Jose Medina Capitol Office, Room 2141 Sacramento, CA 94249-0061 (916) 319-2061      RE: SUPPORT AB 310 (Medina) Dear Assembly Member Medina: As the Chair and Legislative Analyst for the California […]

    2018-01-16Legislation, Letters to the Capitol

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