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Every faculty association in Canada needs to know about the details of a recent arbitration decision at the University of Waterloo and needs to think about the defensive action which may need to be taken to guard against its consequences. […]

Despite the existence of pay equity legislation, no provincial commission responsible for enforcing pay equity regimes has comprehensively collected or retained information on what universities have done to comply, CAUT has learned. "Where there is no provincial legislation, even less […]

The Ontario Court of Appeal will hear on June 28 from two Trent University professors seeking to overturn a lower court decision dismissing their application for judicial review of the board of governors' decision to close two downtown colleges. The […]

The National Education Association has released the 2001 issue of the Almanac of Higher Education. This year's edition looks at collective bargaining trends, salaries, public funding, and faculty workload at American universities and colleges. The full report is available online […]

March was an active month for equality promotion in Canada and around the world. As Canada and the member states of the UN continued their preparations for the 2001 World Conference Against Racism, many stopped to recognize International Women's Day […]

CAUT has expressed outrage that students peacefully occupying a Trent University office to protest the decision by Trent to close its downtown colleges were forcibly removed and arrested by police on March 1. The eight female students were taken to […]

Canada's immigration services sent a Tunisian student to certain torture and imprisonment earlier this year despite warnings from Amnesty International and the Association for Human Rights in the Maghreb of the consequences of this deportation. Laval University law student Haroun […]

Après la conférence de presse, a eu lieu à l'Université Dalhousie une tribune publique mettant en vedette le journaliste politique réputé et ancien président du Parti progressiste conservateur national, Dalton Camp. M. Camp a félicité l'ACPPU d'avoir organisé les audiences […]

Employment & Working Conditions of Academic Staff in Europe Jürgen Enders, ed. Frankfurt: German Trade Union for Education & Science, 2000; 272 pp; limited distribution, contact Robert Leger at CAUT (leger@caut.ca). This publication derives from a conference organized in 1999 […]

L'University of Prince Edward Island Faculty Association a soumis le 23 février une demande d'accréditation syndicale à la commission des relations de travail de la province. Selon Don Gillis, président de l'association des professeurs, une équipe de recrutement de 30 […]

Trente-cinq ans après le rapport Duff-Berdahl (University Government in Canada), la direction des universités canadiennes a évolué. Il s'avère intéressant de faire un tour d'horizon des changements survenus. Nous pouvons évoquer trois moments marquants de l'histoire de notre association pour […]

L'University of British Columbia Faculty Association a remporté une victoire décisive en obtenant le droit incontestable de représenter tous les professeurs de l'UBC. Dans une décision rendue le 18 décembre dernier, la commission des relations de travail de la Colombie-Britannique […]