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IFUT’s Response to the Government’s Programme for Further and Higher Education
IFUT Election Call
Over one-third of higher education teaching staff are considering leaving – survey
Improving Staff: Student Ratios (Pat O’Connor – Guest Post)
Postgraduate workers get organised against extreme precarity and low pay
The precarious employment of staff in Irish Higher Educational institutions and its policy implications
Concerns raised over lecturers and teachers being on short term contracts
IFUT – Academics Matter Survey
Precarious employment a key driver of gender inequality in the third-level sector – report
IFUT welcomes proposals to address precarious employment and issues facing researchers in new Oireachtas Report
IFUT welcomes proposals to address precarious employment and issues facing researchers in new Oireachtas Report
Nothing About Us Without Us
IFUT members identify funding, precarious employment and lecture recording among priorities for year ahead
Harried students and an academic precariat: We must elevate the intrinsic value of our universities
How precarious jobs are affecting Irish third-level education
Precarious employment threatens research and higher education
Increase of Precarious Work
Academic and Research staff – Full-time Permanent Employment
Trinity’s New Casual Work Policy is a Win for a Group Used to Losing
Trinity to Provide Occasional Staff With Terms of Employment Under New Policy
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