Teachers MIPT refute the words of Vice-Rector of solving the contract – BBC

The heads of departments of the Faculty of General and Applied Physics (PVD) Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology (MIPT) refute the words of vice-rector Dmitry Zubtsova that labor contracts with part of the teachers have already been concluded. This is stated in the message head of the department “Physics and technology of nanostructures,” Professor Vladimir Lebedev and head of the department “Problems of theoretical physics,” Professor Michael Fe | ¯gel’man, Received “Gazety.Ru».

It was reported earlier , that teachers DGAP MIPT stated in an open letter that the six weeks after the start of the school year, most part-time teachers MIPT not concluded employment contracts with the leadership and at the Faculty of General and Applied Physics of the share of such teachers is 100%.

The pro-rector MIPT Dmitry Jags, commenting on the situation, said that the documents were not signed because of the fact that the dean of PVD was on vacation, but thanks to the work of the Deputy Dean of the teachers have designed and likely to receive money during the past months of work.

Faculty teachers refute words Zubtsova reporting that as of October 16, “no employment contract teachers DGAP MIPT not signed”, and Dean is on leave just this week, in the period from 11 to 18 October, which means that the cause of the delay of registration of contracts to serve his absence could not.

In addition, the teachers say, “The assertion DA Zubtsova “is actually part of the faculty has designed” should be understood as follows: administration of MIPT in the last few days made an urgent execution of teachers to work without signing labor contracts and generally without their knowledge. ” Moreover, according to information from the Office of the MIPT, any orders governing the salary of the teacher, depending on its workload and qualifications does not exist.

Faculty teachers emphasize that the situation that led to the emergence of an open letter, evolved for almost two months, and Dean DGAP did his best to fix it.