Association signs up to lecturing agency

December 11, 1998

The Association of Teachers and Lecturers has signed a national agreement with the agency Education Lecturing Services. Lecturers working with ELS will receive national minimum fee rates, enhanced sickness and maternity benefits and support for continuing professional development.

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