Members of Simon Fraser University’s (SFU) Teaching Support Staff Union (TSSU) are planning an indefinite work stoppage from Sept. 28 until a tentative agreement is reached. The TSSU is a labour union with close to 1,600 members, including people who teach and do research at SFU but aren’t faculty members, working as teaching assistants, sessional instructors and research assistants. Dalton Kamish, spokesperson for TSSU and a communications teaching assistant, said the decision comes after 19 months of failed collective bargaining. The union’s most recent collective agreement expired on April 30, 2022. “We’ve had 41 bargaining sessions … The employer is still unwilling to bargain meaningf
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