The guilds of the Autonomous University of Santo Domingo (UASD) requested on Tuesday to the President of the Republic Luis Abinader, a salary indexation of 30% in the face of accumulated inflation levels for teachers and administrative, active and retired servers, including monitors and BET.
The unionist criticized that despite the expansion of the house of high studies, the primacy of America continues to operate with the same budget.
“As you proudly said in your accountability, that thanks to you the UASD is throughout the national geography; however, it continues to operate, practically, with the same budget of years ago and cannot face, with internal funds, to the salary indexation we need. Therefore, we request from you an extraordinary budget item that allows such indexation,” explains the letter that was sent to abinence.
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The president of the Federation of Associations of Teachers of the UASD (FAPROUASD) Efraín Javier, said that for no one it is a secret that the Academy is the institution of higher education that generates the most social mobility to the country, with five graduations a year, both of degree and postgraduate, in the different regions where the university has a presence.
In that sense, in the letter they explained to the president that in the last graduation of February 25, the Academy invisited 2,558 new professionals; That is, with the five graduations he does per year, he averages more than twelve thousand professionals who graduate per year.
Similarly, they expressed that for that to be possible, the teaching body and administrative servers, do immense work to keep the UASD standing, starting with the transfer of teachers and teachers to teach wherever the university opens its doors to the Dominican people. Retirees are also always available when they appeal to them if teachers or servers are missing, to ensure that the process of academic and administrative units fulfill their functions.
The Federation recalled that two years of the last wage indexation have elapsed which was 15 % sentenced and did not compensate for accumulated inflation.
