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I don't see anything in the article to suggest this is exploitation (see my response to girvo). He is choosing to work in a low wage job because it offers him f

I don't see anything in the article to suggest this is exploitation (see my response to girvo). He is choosing to work in a low wage job because it offers him flexible hours. I hold public institutions to the same standard of efficiency in accomplishing their goals a private ones (mainly, not paying people extra for no reason). The only difference is that their goals are public, not private.

andrewr_physics 12y ago
The University already has permanent positions (lecturer/instructor) defined in their salary structure. Which are relatively well paid and have the same workload that I do now. But they are pretending that my job is a rolling "temp" position, because it's cheap and they can get away with it. That's the bottom line. And they have to be stopped getting away with it. That's why I wrote the article. And I have overwhelming support from present and former students too.