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Posts tagged with No Job Cuts
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No Job Cuts at the University of Sydney: Petition
Some of the staff at the University of Sydney have organised a petition calling on the University Senate to intervene to protect jobs at the University.
The University of Sydney Senate meets next Monday. And it is the intention of the petition organisers, that the petition be presented to Senate Fellows for that meeting.
If you are concerned about the job cuts at Sydney University, if you think that they will negatively impact the student experience, increase workloads and threaten the University's reputation please sign the petition: Urge the University of Sydney Senate to Stop the "Change Plan" and Job CutsFeel free to circulate this petition through your networks and among the academic community generally.
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No Job Cuts: Members Meeting
There will be a NTEU Members Meeting TOMORROW. We will be reporting back on our Dispute and the progress of our case in Fair Work Australia and discussing the next steps for the No Job Cuts Campaign.
MEMBERS MEETING TOMORROW
Where: Carslaw 175
When: Wednesday 14 March - TOMORROW
Time: 1 pm
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No Job Cuts: Mass Meeting
We need a big showing at our mass meeting in the main quad on Wednesday, March 07. We will be outside the Vice Chancellor’s office and this will be a great opportunity to show management how we feel about the cuts.
ALL STAFF AND STUDENT MASS-MEETING
Where: Main Quad
When: Wednesday, 07 March
Time: 1 pm
If the weather is wet we will hold the meeting inside in the Old Geology Lecture Theatre (in the Edgeworth David Building on Science Rd, across from the Footbridge Theatre).
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No Job Cuts: Lecture Bash
If you would like to speak to your students about the job cuts and promote the mass meeting in the first week of teaching, we have prepared some powerpoint slides for you to download.
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NTEU Demands Information about Final Change Proposal
On Monday, 27 February, the NTEU Sydney University Branch submitted a request for further information about management's Final Change Proposal.
In our letter we demanded more information from the University, including information about how staff were selected for redundancy, whether further redundancies are slated, student enrollment numbers, capital expenditures, and information about the University's assessment of the impacts of their proposal on casualisation and workplace health and safety. We also demanded that the university halt all non-contracted capital expenditure.
You can read our response in full below.
NTEU USyd Response to Final Change Proposal
Published: 28 Feb, 2012
Tags: USYD, No Job Cuts, job cuts, campaign,
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O-Week Rally and Speak Out
This week, on Wednesday, Feb 29 (the first day of O-Week) there will be a speak out and rally outside Fisher Library protesting the job cuts.
Come along, and say no to university management's plans ...
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NTEU Responds to Vice Chancellor's Callous Statements
Last week, the Vice Chancellor said that he thought the job cuts at Sydney University were a sign of responsible management of the University and so, were good for staff morale.
The NTEU thinks that ...
Vice Chancellor's Statement Callous and Out of Touch.
Published: 23 Feb, 2012
Tags: job cuts, No Job Cuts, USYD, campaign,
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Response to the Formal Change Proposal
The NTEU's response to the Formal ChangeResponse to Formal Change Proposal
Published: 16 Feb, 2012
Tags: Response to Formal Change Proposal, No Job Cuts, USYD
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NTEU USYD Demands Management Comes Clean about the Job Cuts
The NTEU rejects university management’s stated justification for their proposed job cuts. The NTEU met with management on the morning of Monday February 13 as part of formal dispute proceedings, and we were unsatisfied with their responses to our questions.
As a result, the NTEU is demanding that the university management provide the information it claims demonstrates the need for widespread cuts.
On Monday February 13, the NTEU Sydney Branch wrote to the Vice Chancellor seeking information including:- The costings of the University's infrastructure projects;
- The costings of planned job cuts;
- Information and data relating to management's claims regarding their budget forecasting failures, especially since these failures appear to represent a "decrease in annual growth" rather than a dimunition of income;
- Information about the impact of management's proposals on insecure work and casualisation and workloads for existing staff.
We have requested that management respond to our letter by 5 pm on Wednesday February 15. Management’s response will be reported to the next NTEU Members’ Meeting on Thursday.
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NTEU's Initial Response to University Management's Formal Change Proposal
Here is the NTEU USYD Branch's initial response to the University of Sydney's Formal Change Proposal 2012 Budget Strategy, released on Friday, February 3.
NTEU's Initial Response to Management's Formal Change Proposal
Published: 07 Feb, 2012
Tags: USYD, No Job Cuts, campaign,


