Category Archives: University of Victoria

Annual Activity Reports & Workload Planning

Posted on April 5, 2016 by UT Librarians Blog

There are two documents which will help librarians at UofT to plan their workload for the coming year. The first, negotiated policy is referred to as the WLPP (Workload Policy and Procedures) which applies to librarians, faculty and teaching stream. … Continue reading →

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BC Universities – Faculty and Librarians Unionize – Not Over Monetary Issues

Posted on February 16, 2014 by UT Librarians Blog

“After a contentious 87-day campaign, faculty members and librarians at the University of Victoria voted to certify as a trade union in a multi-day vote that ended Jan. 24. The decision may signal a British Columbia trend, with union campaigns … Continue reading →

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