One does not have to look far to find anecdotes of excessive administrative compensation in Canadian universities. With little formal research on the subject, however, and less with a Canadian focus, faculty are left with annual provincial public disclosure lists
October 18, 2022 – Administrative Compensation at NS Universities Increases 84 Percent in 10 Years
KJIPUKTUK (Halifax) – Spending on administrative salaries at Nova Scotia universities has increased an average of 84% in 10 years, according to a report prepared by the Association of Nova Scotia University Teachers (ANSUT). The report, A Culture of Entitlement:
April 19, 2022 – Board of Governors Report supports educational mission at NS Universities
KJIPUKTUK (Halifax) – As part of its ongoing research into postsecondary education in Nova Scotia, the Association of Nova Scotia University Teachers has prepared a report titled Board of Governors Structures at Nova Scotia Universities. “The report aims to inform, empower, and mobilize
January 28, 2021 – Students, staff and faculty give Liberal platforms failing grade
K’JIPUKTUK (Halifax) – The post-secondary education (PSE) sector does not seem to be a priority for candidates in the upcoming Liberal leadership election, says an alliance of students, staff and faculty (SSFA) that represents 20 unions or associations with over
December 18, 2020 – Letter to Minister of Labour and Advanced Education
Dear Minister Metlege Diab, Formed after the declaration of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Students, Staff and Faculty Alliance (SSFA) represents 20 unions or associations with over 20,000 college and university employees and students across the province, all of whom