Protesters Rally in Support of Mailroom Coordinator, Two Others

The group gathered outside Holyoke Center late Friday afternoon alleged instances of discrimination against employees and retaliation against union activism by Harvard.

Protest Outside Holyoke

Protesters march late Friday afternoon outside of Holyoke Center, chanting in support of University workers. The group rallied in protest of what they claimed was discrimination and retaliation against union involvement on the part of the University.

At Worksites Across Campus, Workers Cope with Scorching Temperatures

On a day in which temperatures hit 99 degrees in Boston, workers were out in full force Friday at Harvard’s Old Quincy and Old Leverett buildings.

Working in the Early Evening Heat

Workers talk near and walk through a Mill Street entrance to Old Leverett at around 6:30 p.m. Friday. Temperatures were still around 90 degrees in the area as they wrapped up the day's electrical and demolition work.

Looking Down on a Final Day

The Inn at Harvard, pictured from its third floor inside, closed its doors Monday after 22 years of operation.

The Front Desk

Mustapha Jorti (right), the Inn at Harvard's front desk manager, works alongside his assistant front desk manager, Mohamed Medjahed (center), on the hotel's last day of operation. At left, a worker with an outside consulting company dismantles the front desk computers.

Medical School’s Decision To Cut 31 Custodial Contract Jobs Prompts Outcry

The Medical School is citing financial constraints for a move that has prompted criticism from the labor union that represents the workers and the circulation of an online petition opposing the decision.

Boss Harvard

After completing the longest contract negotiations in the union's history, HUCTW members feel that Harvard can do more to maintain ideal standards for its non-faculty members.

Boss Harvard

In the wake of these difficult discussions, University employees have raised concerns over the nature of Harvard’s approach to labor relations after the financial crisis.

Preview: The Just Crust

There's a striking difference between the logo of The Upper Crust pizzeria and that of its replacement on Brattle Street, The Just Crust. While The Upper Crust sign depicted the elite image of a butler figure carrying pizza, the door now features the emblem of a worker triumphantly holding up the sign for The Just Crust.

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Union Holds Rally for Higher Wages

Students and members of the Harvard University Security, Parking, and Museum Guard Union rallied outside of Widener Library on Monday to call attention to the union’s ongoing contract negotiations with the University.

With Negotiations Stalled, Police Union and University Disagree on Wage Increases

Eleven months after negotiations began and nine months after their contract expired, representatives from the Harvard University Police Association expressed continued frustration with the stalled progress in their conversations with the University.

Employees, Students Protest Against University Financial Services, Citing Discriminatory Layoffs

Around 25 Harvard employees and students gathered in front of the Holyoke Center on Tuesday afternoon to protest what they allege to be the discriminatory layoffs of three workers at University Financial Services.

DoubleTree Hotel Workers Allege Illegal Interference With Unionization Process

Employees of the DoubleTree Suites by Hilton Hotel Boston, which is housed in a Harvard-owned building, filed charges of unfair labor practices on Wednesday alleging that management illegally interfered with their unionization process.