Faculty
FA first collective agreement
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Tentative agreement reached, faculty
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Employee access to lynda.com
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Staff tours of CARSA on May 1
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Outspoken conservationist recognized
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After several months of hard work by both negotiating teams, the university and the Faculty Association have their first collective agreement since the association certified as a
union.
After several months of hard work by both negotiating teams, and facilitated by mediator Trevor Sones, representatives of the University of Victoria and UVic Faculty Association
have reached a tentative collective agreement, including a salary and benefit settlement. This is the first agreement since the faculty members and librarians certified as a
union.
Get ready to do some skill-sharpening: UVic staff and faculty now have free access to vast and ever-growing sets of online video tutorials from lynda.com.
With more than 190,000 square feet of space, there’s so much waiting for you to discover in CARSA. Faculty and staff tours: May 1 On May 1 from 2-4 p.m., faculty and staff are
invited to an exclusive sneak peak of CARSA. Athletics and Recreation will be offering drop-in tours at the following times:
UVic wildlife expert Dr. Chris Darimont—a research pioneer on BC’s coastal wolves and bears, and a passionate advocate for science-based conservation policy—is this year’s winner
of the Distinguished Academics Early in Career award from the Confederation of University Faculty Associations of BC (CUFA-BC).
