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Private school faculty groups slam CHED, DepEd for ‘delaying’ action on tuition hike share

07

Mar

By Christian Querol and Ma. Alyanna Selda

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Private school faculty groups slam CHED, DepEd for ‘delaying’ action on tuition hike share

FACULTY UNIONS from different private universities have slammed the country's education regulators for delaying action on the allocation and distribution of faculty members’ tuition increase shares, saying it has led to a “sustained inequality” between private and public school workers. In a statement released on Thursday, March 6, the Council…

Congressional panel on education urged to review tuition hike share of UST, other private school workers

21

Feb

By Ma. Alyanna Selda

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Congressional panel on education urged to review tuition hike share of UST, other private school workers

A SENATOR has called on the Second Congressional Commission on Education (EDCOM II) to review the allocation and distribution of 70% of the tuition hike share of academic personnel in private schools, including UST, after a faculty coalition decried its supposed lack of transparency and fairness. In a letter to…

Manila mayor told to use ‘executive authority’ to resolve health permit issue

07

Sep

By Ma. Alyanna Selda

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Manila mayor told to use ‘executive authority’ to resolve health permit issue

A COALITION of UST labor groups has urged Manila Mayor Honey Lacuna to use her authority to suspend the implementation of the controversial health permit ordinance until it has been reviewed by the city council. In a report on its dialogue with government representatives, Organisasyon ng Nagkakaisang Empleyado-UST (ONE-UST) said Lacuna should…

UST admin failed to explain health permit policy properly, Manila mayor claims

28

Aug

By The Flame News

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UST admin failed to explain health permit policy properly, Manila mayor claims

FOLLOWING A slew of criticism among labor groups claiming that the health permit requirement is “exploitative” and “discriminatory,” Manila Mayor Honey Lacuna has claimed that their grievances may have stemmed from the UST administration’s failure to relay the policy properly to its employees. In her first public statement on the…

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