You would be surprised at how many individuals quietly obtained tenure or received adequate compensation to leave.
Of course, the reason the agency is struggling is that the administration, true to its animus against regulation, has failed to provide adequate resources during most of its tenure.
Furthermore, although the spatial concentration of poverty is essential to the definition of disadvantaged neighborhoods, current efforts at systematizing this definition use indicators such as access to safe drinking water, adequate sanitation, electricity, overcrowding, and security of housing tenure.
Rolnik has spent much of her five-year tenure as the UN's unpaid special rapporteur on adequate housing looking at human rights violations in countries including Rwanda and Kazakhstan.
Most institutions do an adequate job of describing the routine and mechanical aspects of the tenure process in a faculty handbook.
Most notable was tenure insecurity and overcrowding, manifested in a lack of adequate housing, drainage and water and sanitation systems, and related vulnerability to waterlogging and disease outbreak.
It is estimated that around 70% of Malawi׳s urban population lives in urban slums – areas defined as lacking more than one of the following: access to safe water, adequate sanitation, sufficient living space, durability of housing, and security of tenure (UN-Habitat, 2011).
What is needed, he said, is to create new career opportunities on a "professional track" for nonfaculty university researchers who would receive adequate compensation and routes for advancement without the necessity of a tenure-track job.
This year's report makes little mention of tenure and has no reference to the UN-declared right to adequate housing.
She was denied tenure this year in part because her department decided her research lacked adequate grounding in traditional European philosophy, according to the department's report on her application.
