Tesla fights trade unions - breaking the law in the US and disregarding a good practice in Germany 7. April 2021 | TÜAÜ | Leave a comment Advanced technologies or knowledge-intensive production alone is not enough to guarantee humane working conditions. Tesla behaves like Amazon. Read More Like this:Like Loading...
A series of chaplain's regular conversation with the staff began 1. April 2021 | TÜAÜ | Leave a comment From March 29, every Monday at 12.15 -13.00, the conversation group lead by Tõnu Lehtsaar, UT chaplain, will take place in the Zoom environment. Each round discusses a specific topic. Read More Like this:Like Loading...
The news about the academic unions presented the concept of a base component of the academic salary published on UT intranet 23. March 2021 | TÜAÜ | Leave a comment On 18 March 2021, the academic unions, together with the Estonian Student Union, the Estonian Educators' Union (teachers) and the Estonian Trade Union Confederation, presented the Ministry of Education and Research the concept of the base component of the salary of an academic employee. The news about it was published on the UT intranet. Read More Like this:Like Loading...
Academic unions ask for a stable base component in salary for the academic staff 20. March 2021 | TÜAÜ | Leave a comment On 18 March 2021, the academic unions, together with the Estonian Student Union, the Estonian Educators' Union (teachers) and the Estonian Trade Union Confederation, presented the Ministry of Education and Research the concept of the base component of the salary of an academic employee. Read More Like this:Like Loading...
Reading the citizen initiative "Fixing up funding for higher education and research and development" has ended in the parliament (16.03.2021) 18. March 2021 | TÜAÜ | Leave a comment In the spring of 2020, the Federation of Estonian Student Unions (EÜL), the Council of Academic Trade Unions (Akadeemiliste Ametiühingute Nõukogu) and the Eesti Teaduskoda prepared a citizen initiative which proposed: 1) 1% for science and 1.5% for higher education; 2) tripartite salary negotiations Read More Like this:Like Loading...