The “College Academic
‘Workers’ Union and Northwest
Community. College have
reached an agreement: on wages
and working conditions.

'. According to Peter Weber,
head of the union negotiating.
committee, the settlement -af-
fects about 40 NWCC instruc-.
tors, counsellors and librarians

and includes a three percent ©

‘catch up’” raise retroactive to
Aug. 1, 1989, a seven percent
wage increase in the final eight
months of a 20-month contract.

Weber describes: the- settle-

ment as satisfactory but “nota [oo

-major victory’’, When their con-
tract expires on March 31, 1991,
he explains, they will again be

faced with ‘“‘catching up’’ to
other educators in the system.
The three percent ‘‘catch up’’ in-
crease recognized the fact that
NWCC instructors were among

the lowest paid in the provincial |

college system, says Weber, but
their annual increases will be
based on a wage lower than in-
structors in other institutions
and over the period of the con-

College instructors settle _

in that case the. number of
classes would be reduced to only
four per. semester. -

In addition, he says, a joint
NWCC/union_ Workload Com-
mittee will monitor the situation
to ensure their workload re-
mains similar to instructors. in

_ other institutions. According to |

-evaluation process and an in-

result ‘of the college's. self-

dication that NWCC recognizes
the relationship between work-
load and staff morale. ‘‘This ap-
pears to put us close to the

average in the B.C. college

system,”’ says Weber, “and in-

dicates they recognize we were —

; : : Terrace Review — Wednesday, December 20, 1989 A13

Weber, this committee is q direct

overworked ‘and underpaid. ”

tract they will again fall behind. .
In explaining the significance’ .

of this difference, Weber says
that instructors at Douglas Col-
lege in Vancouver will be $3,000
a year better off on March 31,
1991,
teachers, with similar qualifica-
tions, will add to their lead as
early as next summer. According
to Weber, the top wage for a
NWCC University Transfer in-
structor with a masters degree
prior. to the new -contract was
$44,800. By comparison, local
high school ‘teachers, with the
same qualifications and aca-
demic responsibility, earned
around $51,000. By the end of
the first year of the college con-
tract, Weber says, the same col-
lege instructor will be making

and local high school —

$49,350 a year, but the high.

. school teacher will be making
about $52,000 and negotiating a
new contract. By March 31,
1991, he says, the wage level at
the college will have risen to

. $51,324,

There is. another part of their
new contract, though, that

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