CAUT Update on COVID-19
While the risk to Canadians arising from the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic remains low according to the Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC), the situation is developing rapidly.
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CAUT Policy Guidelines for International Cooperation
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Webinar Series Part 2 - Costing Collective Bargaining Proposals
Identifying Elements of Compensation & Collecting Information
(March 5, 2020) Part 2 presents a systematic approach to identifying all of the elements of compensation and collecting information about total compensation costs.
CAUT Statement on International Women’s Day
(Ottawa – March 8, 2020) CAUT and academic staff across Canada mark International Women’s Day by standing united with woman and girls around the world, and celebrating their social, economic, cul
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Webinar Series Part 1 – Costing Collective Bargaining Proposals
A Framework for Costings Bargaining Proposals
(February 27, 2020) Part 1 presents the overall framework for the costing model and introduces key terms used in costing.
Interview / Michael Lynk
Michael Lynk is an associate professor at Western University’s Faculty of Law, where he has taught courses in labour, human rights, disability, constitutional and administrative law since 1999.
Commentary / The plain truth about performance-based funding
By Marc Spooner
Like clumsily knocked over dominoes, one by one our provincial governments are tripping over themselves in their rush to impose under-developed and misguided performance-based funding schemes upon their post-secondary education sectors.
Stronger together
The majority of Canadian provinces are currently ruled by conservative governments, however they might be named: the United Conservative Party, the Saskatchewan Party, the Coalition Avenir Québec, or the Progressive Conservatives.