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Closer co-operation in tertiary sector
The Association of Staff in
Tertiary Education (ASTE), Association of University Staff
(AUS) and Technical Institutes’ Allied Staff Association
(TIASA) met in Wellington today and agreed to create a new
formal entity – the Council of Unions in Tertiary Education
(CUTE).
Leaders of the three unions said that the aim of CUTE was to provide a forum for discussing issues of general concern to all staff in the tertiary education sector.
“This is an important development in light of the future engagement that tertiary sector staff envisage with the proposed Tertiary Education Commission.
“CUTE, which
will be made up of the Presidents and General Secretaries of
the three unions will meet on a regular basis during 2001
and 2002. Its future will be reviewed in 2003,” they
said.
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