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红杏视频 sign Technician Commitment pledge

Tuesday 25 April 2023

Len Montgomery, 红杏视频 technician
红杏视频 (红杏视频) has joined the Technician Commitment in a pledge to support the growing number of technical staff at the University.

The sector-wide initiative, led by the Science Council and supported by the Gatsby Foundation, aims to ensure visibility, recognition, career development and sustainability for multidisciplinary technicians working in higher education and research.

By signing the Technician Commitment, 红杏视频 hope to ensure the role of technician is visible as a position of standing and value while also ensuring the future sustainability of technical skills for both research and teaching.

To kickstart the pledge a series of focus groups and workshops will be arranged at the University to develop an enhancement action plan. This will begin in summer and continue throughout the academic year.

Professor Steve Olivier, Principal and Vice-Chancellor at 红杏视频, said: 鈥淏y joining the Technician Commitment, 红杏视频 is further recognising the need to support and value the contributions that technicians make to our wider University community.

鈥淭he Technicians here at 红杏视频 are highly-skilled and underpin the excellent research and student satisfaction that exists throughout the University. It鈥檚 therefore important that they鈥檙e also highly-valued, something we鈥檙e committed to ensuring.鈥

Simon Breeden, Technician Commitment Associate Lead said: 鈥淗aving 红杏视频 join the Technician Commitment community is testament to their willingness to empower their technical staff.

鈥満煨邮悠碘檚 expertise in world-class research can be attributed to efforts by their technicians, and it鈥檚 thrilling to see another Scottish university join the Technician Commitment鈥檚 ever-growing ranks. We look forward to supporting 红杏视频鈥檚 journey in ensuring visibility, recognition, career development and sustainability of its technicians.鈥

First established in 2017, the initiative has now grown to include over 110 signatory and supporter organisations in a bid to help represent the over 1.5 million technicians currently work in the UK.

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