Thursday, August 26, 2010

Seungri Blonde Highlights

AGD-CBC against the creation of an Advisory Commission to the preliminary draft of the Rules of auxiliary

On July 15 the Board of Directors of AGD-CBC, in a meeting with the Director of the CBC, Prof. Jorge Ferronato, was take notice of the resolution (D) from 1266 to 1210, he signed two days earlier. In this establishes the need that there is a Commission to "examine and consider all other instances that need to be determined" in a regulation to "the need to establish mechanisms to ensure fairness and guarantee the rights granted to applicants for teaching assistants." To this end, in that resolution, the director ordered the creation of "an advisory committee" consisting of 7 teachers CBC-of which 2 are of the Executive Committee of AGD-CBC-, coordinated by Ms. M . Iacobellis, CBC Competitions Coordinator.
We have spoken out against the 100 contests JTP announced earlier this year by the management for being inadequate and arbitrary, not be framed in a medium-term policy for the regularization of all / as the / teachers in all their burdens, and maintain that position. The problem
institutional context of CBC, completely devoid of instances of academic community involvement in decision-making, AGD-CBC welcomes the creation of an instance essential to advance the institutional improvement of the academic unit, given the crucial importance the regulation of teaching assistants have access, retention and promotion of faculty positions. The Commission will be satisfied, therefore, a decisive role in the conditions in which they develop our business and the job market in the coming years and the regulations it will be closely linked to solving the problem of the regularity of the positions of teacher's assistants, interns currently in full.
Although progress seems inevitable the existence of this Commission, we question the manner in which it was decided to composition. In the absence of institutionalization, ie, co-government in the CBC once again the direction of the CBC decided unilaterally: in this case, who would be members of the Commission. We believe the Commission should be composed, first, by teachers from the CBC that his academic career and his knowledge of the mechanisms institutions that make the work of the teacher's assistants, can make an effective contribution to the task. On the other hand, representatives of the so-called "non-teachers" who have knowledge of relevant technical and administrative areas. And finally, and specifically in what concerns us, union representatives, to also address specific aspects that make our academic and labor rights.
As far as our representatives, AGD-CBC, the Advisory Commission proposal envisages the participation of two members, by name, of the Executive Committee of the guild. We believe that it may be the address of the CBC who the point, they should be defined according to the mechanisms that give the guild itself.
In turn, since some months there is a group of fellow teachers who are dealing with this problem, discuss regulations of other academic units and specificities of the CBC, which has organized assemblies in which these issues were discussed, and has been a Committee of Adjustment has been working in this regard, we believe that the Advisory Committee should also incorporate an elected member representing the Regularization Commission.
In short, our contribution is in the framework to continue our fight for the regularization of all teachers in office, and the existence of transparent rules and agreed to our teaching, in the framework of mechanisms to advance the institutionalization of the CBC and its operation based on the participation of academic community. Although we believe that a commission as proposed by the Directorate should be established based on participatory mechanisms, particularly in the short term we propose that the two members of AGD-CBC's settled the guild through its agencies, and that adds another member elected by teachers who have been working on the issue through the Adjustment Committee.

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