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Mirna Muhammad Al-Mir; Julie Kasper; Sara Kassab; Jehad Khisania; Abbass Maanna; Yanal Moussa; Soha Safa Andari; Melia Shamas – Childhood Education, 2024
UNESCO, the Teacher Task Force, and the International Labour Organization continue to highlight the need to create healthy, thriving working conditions for educators. They seek respect and dignity in the education professions, as demonstrated through regular, fair, and life-sustaining remuneration, as well as through recognition of the expertise,…
Descriptors: Professional Autonomy, Teacher Empowerment, Foreign Countries, Work Environment
Leatherman, Courtney; Magner, Denise K. – Chronicle of Higher Education, 1996
Conflicts in many states between administrators and disgruntled college employees have led to a surge of labor activism in academe, including strikes and protests, votes to unionize, disputes over evaluation and compensation, and court litigation. Conflicts involve teaching assistants, adjunct faculty, and tenured faculty alike. (MSE)
Descriptors: Collective Bargaining, Court Litigation, Employer Employee Relationship, Faculty College Relationship
Cook, Alice H. – 1989
The numbers of women entering the workforce have steadily risen since the mid 1950s. The nature of the family unit has correspondingly changed; the family in which the man was the husband and breadwinner and the woman was wife and mother devoted full time to home and family is a rarity. The attempt on the part of working family members to…
Descriptors: Community Services, Day Care, Employed Women, Employment