Author: Teresa Workman

Across Canada, it is estimated that over 50% of university courses are taught by instructors whose jobs are not permanent (Basen, 2014). These instructors, variously termed “contract”, “part-time” or “adjunct” faculty, “limited-term appointments” or “sessionals” (among other titles), are paid

ANSUT is making some changes and we’re pleased to share them with you: New Staff – Communications Manager Teresa Workman joined the ANSUT staff in June.  New Office – Drop by and see us at 380 Bedford Highway, Suite 210, Halifax.

Media release – August 5, 2016 CAPE BRETON UNIVERSITY FACULTY ASSOCIATION (CBUFA) STRIKE VOTE   (Sydney NS) Cape Breton University Faculty Association members have given their bargaining team strong support in the form of a successful vote to call a

Calling all Nova Scotia contract academic staff! Are you a contract academic staff member working a sessional or limited term appointment in one of Nova Scotia’s universities? If so, ANSUT welcomes your participation in our Online Survey, being conducted from

Nova Scotia Post-Secondary Education Coalition calls for faculty, students and staff to play major role in upcoming PSE consultations The Nova Scotia Post-Secondary Education Coalition is calling on the provincial government to recognize faculty, students and staff as equal partners