Overview
- Negotiations stretched more than seven hours and ended at 1:15 a.m. without a contract.
- The parties reported agreement on intellectual property, department chair roles, and rank and promotion procedures.
- The union offered Oct. 31 and Nov. 5 to continue bargaining, which the college had not accepted as of Wednesday morning.
- Faculty representatives say they have gone 42 months without a contract and 40 months without a raise.
- The union counts about 250 active members, its contract would cover roughly 750 teaching positions, and HACC enrolls more than 12,600 students across five campuses.