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Central University teachers launch non-cooperation drive over demands
Faculty and administrative staff at Central University of Engineering and Technology have announced a comprehensive non-cooperation programme, escalating their ongoing dispute with university administration.
LSN Bangladesh ·
Teachers and support staff at Central University of Engineering and Technology (CUET) have declared an all-out non-cooperation programme, marking a significant escalation in their industrial action against the institution's management.
The announcement signals the union's decision to withdraw routine cooperation with administrative functions while maintaining academic activities, a common protest tactic employed by academic staff seeking resolution of longstanding grievances.
The non-cooperation drive represents the latest phase in a dispute between the faculty and administration, reflecting growing frustration among educators and staff members over unresolved concerns affecting their employment conditions and institutional operations.
Details regarding the specific demands driving the action and the timeline for implementation of the non-cooperation programme remain to be clarified by union representatives and university authorities. The development comes amid broader discussions within Bangladesh's higher education sector concerning faculty welfare and institutional governance.