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American Federation of Teachers (NJ), 2009
The loss of full-time tenure faculty positions along with the overuse and financial exploitation of contingent faculty (part-time, full-time nontenure track and graduate employees) are roiling higher education around the country. This is called the academic staffing crisis. Many are undoubtedly working through the bargaining process to improve the…
Descriptors: Higher Education, College Administration, Teacher Administrator Relationship, Faculty College Relationship

Malenczyk, Rita – WPA: Writing Program Administration, 2001
Explores some historical reasons why, academic freedom and tenure notwithstanding, retaliation against Writing Program Administrators (WPA) remains rather invisible as well as rather commonplace. Suggests that there is a good deal of historical connection between many WPAs' and writing teachers' present job circumstances and the circumstances that…
Descriptors: English Departments, Higher Education, Job Security, Teacher Administrator Relationship
American Federation of Teachers, 2006
This document sets forth standards of good practice for the employment of professional staff. These guidelines serve as a blueprint for the appropriate treatment of professional staff based on the principle that recognition and equity must be coupled with job security and professional treatment. This publication is divided into two sections: (1)…
Descriptors: Professional Personnel, Unions, Job Enrichment, Fringe Benefits
Trower, C. Ann – 1998
This paper, one in a series about the priorities of the professoriate, explores some creative employment practices which will stimulate campus discussions of faculty employment policies and practices in four areas: (1) alternative career paths, (2) workload and productivity, (3) peer review, and (4) academic freedom and employment security. In…
Descriptors: Academic Freedom, Career Ladders, College Environment, College Faculty