It's interesting that. I taught a sessional course a little further west (University of Saskatchewan) and sessionals there are unionized, whether you want to or

It's interesting that. I taught a sessional course a little further west (University of Saskatchewan) and sessionals there are unionized, whether you want to or not. One of the perks of this is that after you've taught the same course 3 times, you have right-of-first-refusal; i.e. if that course opens up to be taught by a sessional, the department offer it to you before they open it up to a general competition. Apparently that's not the case at Carleton.