Remedies of Appeal Rights for University Teachers'Title Promotion:Connotations,Charter Regulations and Pathways for Optimization——A Study of 117 Articles Text of Universities in Jiangsu Province
The right to appeal for the promotion of university teachers'professional titles is the prop-er meaning of teachers'right to appeal,and it is a right of academic remedy.Raising an objection or appealing for the relevant matters of job evaluation and employment are the expression of the rights and interests of university teachers'professional title promotion.The essence of appeal rights of uni-versity teachers'professional title promotion appeals is to make them get a fair evaluation;universi-ties have the management responsibility to remedy the rights of teachers'professional title promo-tion.At present,there are the following limitations in the construction of regulations for remedies of appeal rights of university teachers'professional titles promotion:the appeal rights for university teachers'professional titles promotion are absent and fuzzy;a fair evaluation of the misalignment of management power and responsibility of college teachers weakens the sensitivity of the damage to the promotion rights and interests of teachers'professional titles;the promise of colleges and univer-sities to remedy the rights and interests of teachers'professional title promotion appeals is vain.Op-timizing the regulations is an important guarantee to strengthen the relief of the rights and interests of teachers'professional title promotion.The main ways are as follows:improving the status of the rights and interests of teachers'professional title promotion;Strengthen the management responsibil-ity of fair evaluation of teachers'performance in the charter;Construction of redress mechanism for the rights and interests of the teachers'professional title promotion in the implementation of the charter.
governance of colleges and universitiescharters of colleges and universtitescolleges and universities facultyprofessional title promotionfaculty's right to appealright relief