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Harvard’s academic workers are ready to strike after 40+ stalled bargaining sessions, demanding fair pay, job security, manageable workloads, and protections for international staff — all while facing soaring Boston costs and growing class sizes that threaten education quality. The union, backed by a formal strike authorization, is pushing for an independent grievance process and equal benefits for researchers funded by third-party grants, warning that a strike may be imminent unless the administration meets their core demands.

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