Lettori, College of Commissioners duly refers discrimination case to the Court of Justice
Lettori case // Longest-running breach of the parity of treatment provision of the Treaty in the history of the EU nears an end.…
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Why the Netherlands wants to cut English in its universities
Higher education institutions are deeply worried about the new idea of the country’s Ministry of Education Even after the exit of Great…
Out-of-School Education in Uzbekistan
In a story from Euronews, it is reported that the country of Uzbekistan is undergoing a transformation with its out-of-school education and…
Does Removing Criminal Penalties for Drug Use Lead to More Drug Use?
The debate over drug use legalization has gone on for years, with little progress being made towards a compromise that meets the…
Italy, A Test Case of the Efficacy of Infringement Proceedings against a Most Intransigent Member State
Lettori protest outside Minister of Universities office in Rome over Italy’s failure to meet the Commission deadline for payment of settlements due…
Italy’s largest trade union calls on Minister for Universities to settle with non-national teaching staff
As Commission deadline for implementation of discrimination case law of the Court of Justice of the EU approaches, Italy’s largest trade union…
Fifth European Court of Justice ruling on parity of pay looms as Commission advances high-profile Lettori case to the reasoned opinion stage
16 months from the date it opened infringement proceedings against Italy for its persistent discrimination against non-national university teaching staff (Lettori), the…
Foreign language lecturers demand an end to discrimination in Italian Universities
Foreign language lecturers(Lettori) from universities all over Italy gathered in Rome last Tuesday to protest against the discriminatory working conditions to which…
Historic achievement: Helena Bonham Carter is the first female president of the London Library
The actress has been a member since 1986. We rarely focus on books lately. Streaming platforms, television and cinema have taken a…
LeADS at work to bridge the advanced digital skills gap between industry and education in Europe
LeADS – In Europe, around 9 million people work as ICT specialists. The latest data shows that 55% of enterprises that recruited…