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They won't go, and if they do senior undergrads and masters students will do the teaching instead.

• lapcat 4y ago
  > masters students will do the teaching instead It's a graduate student union. Both Masters and PhD students are in the same union. > senior undergrads 1) They're not qualified. 2) Why would they even want to? It's time consuming and low paying. In fact, it would be even lower paying without a union, so senior undergrads would need to form one. Also keep in mind that PhD students are generally intending to go into teaching in the future, whereas undergrads generally aren't.
  • ummonk 4y ago
    Masters students often don't receive a stipend.
    • mcguire 4y ago
      If they're working in a teaching or research position, they do get paid. If they don't work for the university, these union negotiations don't affect them.
      • ummonk 4y ago
        And there are plenty that aren't, who should be hired to union bust and keep costs low.
        • lapcat 4y ago
          Have you considered that college students tend to be supportive of unions and wouldn't want to bust one?