COAD Proposes Unemployment for Indeterminate Time, Is Defined on Friday in the Plenary of Universities
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The measure was supported by a historic participation in Coad’s union consultation. The mandate will be taken to Conadu’s national plenary to unify the university’s plan to fight against the cutting of funds and the loss of wage purchasing power. Within the framework of the plan to fight for the effective implementation of the [...] The note University Conflict: UNR teachers voted an indefinite stoppage in budget claim was first published in Pre…
The teachers of the National University of Rosario (UNR) voted mostly for an indefinite strike, in the context of the conflict over university salaries and compliance with the Law on University Financing. The motion obtained 1,162 votes, equivalent to 50.81% of the 2,287 teachers who participated in the consultation [...] The UNR Teachers News Voted for an Undetermined Stoppage was first published in Sin Mordaza.
The government’s definition will also have an impact on the force measures of the sector. Bartolacci noted that the continuity of the struggle plan and the federal university march, scheduled for October 15, will depend on the official response to the ruling.
The university conflict in Rosario over the funding of the national government could add up to a new chapter in the next few days. Following a strong vote by the Association of Teachers and Researchers of the UNR (COAD), the workers of the sector decided to demand an indefinite stoppage in order to stop the budgetary adjustment in high school houses. The historic union decision became known after the Justice, through Judge Martín Cormick, urged …
In the vote promoted by Coad in the UNR more than 50 percent opted for the motion to "stop for indeterminate time." That will be Rosario's proposal to the national federation La entrada For the application of University Financing Law, Conadu advances a National Plenary to discuss force measures was first published in El Ciudadano.
The vote won 1,162 votes, 50.81% of the 2,287 teachers who participated in the COAD-driven consultation. The petition will be taken this Friday to the Plenary of the Secretaries General of CONADU, where the results of other national universities will also be analyzed.
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