Lane Community College faculty have been working without a contract for four months. At an on-campus rally Wednesday, union leaders decried the administration for what they termed anti-union negotiations.

LCC Education Association leaders claim the administration is undermining the authority of the Board of Education. . At the rally, LCCEA President Adrienne Mitchell said the administration’s contract proposals would be bad for students and faculty.

“They want to strike language that ensures students have access to the health clinic, increase class sizes by 50%, implement mandatory overloads for full-time faculty resulting in mass cuts for part-time faculty,” Mitchell told the crowd, which booed in response.

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Mitchell also raised concerns about a perceived cr

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