"WTF" seems like the natural response to this craziness:
GSAED Councillors Wish to Discipline Student Senator over Pay Equity Request (link)
How a disgruntled physics student could get this far against another physics student using the graduate student union is, well, difficult to understand. Are the GSAED Council members eager to participate in mindless mobbing and why?
We might conclude that the brilliant administration of the university has inspired high quality student governance. Oiyoiyoi.
2 comments:
Getting payed by the institution your protecting the student against and defending there views is a clear conflict of interest. I don't think thats hard to understand. It also puts any student senator at the mercy of the senate and to be manipulated. No if he should get paid it shouldn't from the institution itself that is the WTF!
Oh lala, presumably Anonymous is a university graduate student.
I guess we need examples.
It's like this: The elected union rep represents union member employees even though the union rep is a paid employee of the employer...
Or like this: The elected prof rep on university senate advocates for the interests of profs that he/she represents even though the prof rep is paid by the university corporation, indeed explicitly paid for his/her senate work...
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