The phrase 'academic workers' is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to individuals who are employed in the academic field, such as professors, researchers, and administrative staff. Example: "The university organized a workshop for its academic workers to discuss new teaching methods and research strategies."
New analysis reveals that it is the richest Russell Group institutions that rely most heavily on insecure academic workers.
Meanwhile, a UCU report earlier this year, Making Ends Meet, described "the harsh" financial reality for many casual HE academic workers.
But when do academic workers have the opportunity to bring their personal and shared experiences of this kind of labour into a public conversation with other academic workers?
Consequently, it is also not surprising that there should be a widespread perception that university students, most graduates, scientific specialists, engineers and other academic workers all confront great difficulties in their technical reading which prevent them from effectively accessing specialist information in their work and study.
The NLRB's decision affirming the right of academic workers at private institutions to unionize comes at a time when stakes are especially high.
Over the past years, the emergence of academic unions has finally given postdocs and academic workers a democratic voice in the workplace.
Gender, age, occupational position (blue, white collar, or academic worker), employment in the public or private sector, and marital status were recorded.
Academic lab workers alone, the experts emphasize, lack the power to protect themselves.
Surely academic lab workers, at risk from slovenly safety standards, deserve as much protection as the integrity of Han's data or the workers at CDC.
The second was the growth of service industries that required academic based workers as opposed to vocational ones; in order to get a slice of academic funding the vocational base was moved more towards the academic, this further reduced the practical skill based workforce.
The results will set a precedent as to what academic contract workers in Ontario can (and can't) expect from their employers.
