Since fees were trebled in 2009 (making Britain the world’s most expensive public universities) academic’s wages fell 20% (now the lowest paid in English speaking world), university chancellors pay went up 3.5% per annum to over £300k - 6.5x an average lecturers salary #UCUstrike
This is an absolutely wonderful and fundamental read. Kudos to @vanmusicmag and the author @jelisabethhahn for publishing such a thoughtful and informative report on body shaming in the opera world https://t.co/3QL1Eea4Lb
Non unionised siblings, lower pocket money wages, renewal of their positions every 6 months until they go to Harvard and can take on a managerial position and treat their kids the same way.
“I think we could give our kids… an ownership stake in some of the choices we make.” On “The Economist Asks” podcast @ProfEmilyOster talks about why families should treat kids like employees https://t.co/9IbwDapueb
"si approfondirà il ruolo della donna [...] a partire dalle compositrici che hanno lasciato un segno nella storia". Ma di compositrici nella stagione non c'è quasi traccia e il M° Mimma Campanale non è comunque invitata in stagione a fare il proprio lavoro @TeatroVerdiPN
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🇮🇹 Sandro Cappelletto oggi su @LaStampa insinua che le musiciste si vadano a sentire solo perché sexy e che una donna musicista debba coprirsi per combattere "le vere battaglie" ( battaglie #femministe immaginiamo).
https://t.co/Ii7u9jOdPZ
Women ask questions less frequently than men, especially when the stakes are high (public settings, classrooms, conferences, meetings). But when a woman asks the first question, other women then speak up, have greater confidence, and we all learn more.👌🏽https://t.co/Jxof4VWk1v
Troppo spesso, negli ultimi anni, ho visto persone istruite, inclusi intellettuali di professione, mentire e mentirsi spudoratamente per trovare nobili pretesti al più gretto egoismo di classe. 1/3