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AUT branch report 2009

14 Oct 2009 / Comments Off / in News/by TEU

Branch support

  • represented 16 members in discipline cases
  • advised 22 members concerning conditions of employment
  • gave formal advice to 57 other members

AUT Staffing Reviews since Sept 2008

review

EFTS

Approx staff surplus

Starting Date
  1. Certs of Art & Design

?

2

Aug 08

  1. TAs of Art & Design

?

1

Aug 08

  1. Science

16

1

Sep 08

  1. Psychotherapy

10

1

Jun 09

  1. Manukau

40

7

Jul 09

  1. Dips of Art & Design

150

6

Aug 09

216

18

Pay Equity Research

The Branch requested information from AUT about salary grades by gender and a pay equity report was prepared, its main findings are below. I intend to continue pushing this issue at AUT and welcome comments from other Branches.

Salaries $ pa: all academic staff

No

Mean

St Dev

Minimum

males

452

86982

20604

45062

females

542

78682

15125

37506

Lower quartile

Median

Upper quartile

Maximum

Inter quartile range

70099

85528

91278

148732

21179

70099

77481

85528

148732

15429

Membership

Membership at AUT has been stable over the last three years at between 600-620 members and we have just updated our membership mapping for 2009.

Other Activities

Nov

  • The Branch voted to accept the Terms of Settlement for the new collective, salaries increased by 3.3%.

Feb

  • The TEU hosted an Academic Freedom Forum chaired by Sir Paul Reeves (AUT Chancellor) with speakers: Derek McCormack (AUT VC), Alan Cocker, Grant Duncan and Jill Poulston.

Apr

  • The Branch held a meeting of candidates for the academic staff position on AUT Council. Alan Cocker (TEU member) was elected.

May

“·” ” ” ” ” ” ” ”  The Branch voted for a MUMECA with a 99% yes vote.

  • Ran two promotion workshops for staff.

June

  • Branch meetings endorsed the national claims as presented and supported the bargaining team having flexibility to negotiate.

July

  • The following Working Parties between the TEU and AUT began:
    • Clinical Teaching
    • Special Responsibility Allowances
    • Associate Professor/Professor Remuneration

Aug

  • AGM elected a new Executive for 2010

Regards

John Prince

Branch President of TEU | AUT | private bag 92006 | Auckland 1142 | phone: +64 9 921 9999 ext 8097 | fax:+64 9 921 9973 | email: john.prince@aut.ac.nz

Tags: academic, academic freedom, Bargaining, Derek McCormack, equity, pay, Sir Paul Reeves

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