CHANGES TO MY STUDY PROGRAMME
It's hilarious to talk about this issue because since I entered the university I've been witnessing strikes and sit-ins, mostly due to structural failures.
Some of this problems may seem ridiculous because they are basic things for the proper functioning of an educational center, but unfortunately they are real facts.
Just a month ago we went on strike in response to the return to classes.
1-. Many employees work with Fee slip, which is not strange, the problem arises when they've not been paid for months. In addition, there are professors who have been working in this way for more than 15 years and the university refuses to hire them. To make matters worse, if you want to be hired, you must enter a kind of contest where professors show their presentations and the winner is hired.
2-. The university does not have sanitary implements to resume classes.
3-.workshops continue to have problems such as lack of tools or tool malfunctions.
4-. It doesn't comply with safety rules since the establishment doesn't have fire extinguishers (many workshops work with fire) and the roofs are made of exposed asbestos. On the occasions when pieces have fallen, they have had to cordon off the area and the workers cannot cover the holes due to the danger of the material.
We've been told that it is still possible to work in these conditions, that at the time things were worse and that changes have been made, but they are all half-hearted solutions, such as the reconstruction of the library, where the roof collapsed with the first rain. The casino was remodeled a couple of years ago and is full of leaks. And I could go on but I think my point is clear.
I hope these problems can be solved soon!
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