Unifaf a lancé un appel à projets relatif à la mise en oeuvre des formations collectives qui seront organisées en 2017 par la délégation Poitou-Charentes.
Date limite de remise des plis : le 14 septembre 2016.
Télécharger le dossier de consultation. Voir l'article...
By David Willis. On 20 June, World Refugee Day, Education International urges governments to protect refugees’ human rights, including the right to education, and to enable the teaching profession to develop and deliver effective education programmes aimed at a swift integration of refugees in their host countries. More...
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By Matthew McGowan. The project seeks to interview 50 women, across different unions, to tell their stories of their own lived experience as women activists in Australian unions. More...
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By Jeannie Rea. In the last round of enterprise bargaining, the NTEU successfully negotiated provisions to support people dealing with domestic violence, including extra leave and support in the workplace to ensure that people can hold onto their jobs. More...
By Paul Clifton. The recent filing of applications in the Fair Work Commission seeking good faith bargaining orders against NTEU by the management of three WA universities is the latest in a series of signals that vice-chancellors are taking a different and more aggressive approach to industrial relations than ever seen previously in the sector. More...
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