The phrase "academic labour" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the work and responsibilities associated with academic roles, such as teaching, research, and administrative tasks in educational institutions.
Example: "The increasing demands of academic labour can lead to burnout among faculty members."
Alternatives: "scholarly work" or "educational work".
Most British economists would agree that we have benefited hugely overall from the openness of the academic labour market.
The RAE is seen as integral to the growth of managerialism in UK higher education and to the increasing commodification of academic labour.
It seems hard to credit academic labour, when spells are one or two words; and anyway, if that were the determinant, Hermione Granger would be a better wizard than Harry.
Looking at all these millions, critics of the university's vast "reserve army" of academic labour argue that it could afford to turn many of those contract positions into permanent jobs.
Ioan Mihailescu, rector of Bucharest University and co-author of a UNESCO study on the impact of the brain drain on the academic labour market in south-east Europe, points out that in 1995-97 hisf his newly graduated physics class left the country, mainly for the United States, whereas last year fewer than 10% of physics graduates went.
In the mid-1990s, half the graduating physics class at Bucharest University left the country, says Ioan Mihailescu, the university's rector and co-author of a UNESCO study of the impact of the brain drain on the academic labour market in south-east Europe.
This paper presents data from a postal survey designed to explore the impact of the Research Assessment Exercise (RAE) on academic accounting labour in the UK.
The Keynesian argument was academic, because Labour was in no position to prove its case, and because it made such an obvious hostage to fortune.
His recent appointment to the shadow cabinet, it is true, invoked jaundiced muttering about his private schooling at an institute loosely associated with Eton, no less and comfortable north London upbringing as the son of an academic and Labour peer.
In policy terms the academic recommended Labour reform institutions like companies to include more worker participation on their boards and pay more attention to public opinion on issues like immigration.
Experts have said they believe the murder of the Cambridge PhD student, whose body was found in a ditch more than a week after he disappeared in January, bore all the hallmarks of Egypt's notorious secret service and could have been motivated by his status as a foreigner or as an academic investigating labour unions.
