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The Faculty Association

Empowering faculty.
Strengthening our voice.

We’re the bargaining voice for more than 400 full-time and part-time faculty at Chabot College and Las Positas College — negotiating the contract, enforcing our rights, and standing with colleagues when it counts.

400+

Members

2

Campuses

50+

Years of Negotiations

  • Building exterior with signage at Las Positas College
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Chabot College · Las Positas College

Fifty years of championing faculty — at the bargaining table and beyond.

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Announcements, bargaining updates, and association business.

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Just hired at Chabot or Las Positas? Start with the essentials for your first semester in the district.

Become a Member

Complete the membership application online in about two minutes — you’ll need your W ID number to hand.

Know your contract

Plain-language summaries of the agreement that covers you from day one.

Meet your reps

See who speaks for you — officers and campus representatives at both colleges.

Adjunct faculty are a majority of our membership. These are the references part-timers reach for most.

Seniority lists

Find your place on the current rehire-preference lists for your campus and assignment area.

Health care eligibility

Qualifying part-time faculty have access to district health coverage.

The association is run by faculty, for faculty — and every voice makes the next contract stronger.

Attend a meeting

General FA meetings are open to every faculty member — come see how the association works.

Shape the next contract

Send the negotiating team your suggestions for the next round of bargaining.

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Questions & Answers

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Faculty Association?

The Chabot-Las Positas Faculty Association (FA) is the exclusive bargaining representative for faculty at Chabot College and Las Positas College. For more than 50 years, we’ve negotiated and enforced the faculty contract and advocated for the working conditions, compensation, and professional rights of more than 400 colleagues across both campuses.

Who can join?

All full-time and part-time faculty at Chabot College and Las Positas College are eligible to join, including librarians and counseling faculty. Membership is what gives us strength at the bargaining table — the more faculty who join, the stronger our collective voice. Learn how to join.

How do I become a member?

Complete the membership application online — it takes about two minutes, and you’ll need your W ID number to hand. Your dues are then handled automatically through payroll deduction. See the Membership page for the full steps.

How much are dues?

Dues are 0.6% of your paycheck for all faculty, full- and part-time, deducted automatically through payroll.

What does membership get me?

Members are represented in contract negotiations and protected by contract enforcement and grievance representation. Membership also supports seniority protections, healthcare advocacy for part-time faculty, professional development opportunities, voting rights in the association, and statewide advocacy through our affiliations with FACCC and CCCI. Explore your rights in the Contract Guide.

I have a problem at work — can the FA help?

Yes. If you have a question about your rights or a workplace issue, contact the FA. A representative can help you understand the contract and, when appropriate, file and pursue a grievance on your behalf. Contact us to get started.

When and where does the FA meet?

The FA holds regular membership meetings during the academic year. Upcoming dates are posted on the Events page and announced by email as they’re confirmed.

Where can I read the contract?

The current agreement is summarized article-by-article in our Contract Guide, which links directly to the official signed PDF. The signed contract and its MOUs are always the official source.

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