McMillan Raises College Concerns with Management
Stuart McMillan MSP (SNP) has today (Friday) written to the Principal of James Watt College to highlight correspondence he has received from lecturers, parents and students who are concerned with a perceived breakdown in communication with management.
Mr McMillan has been made there have been a number of strikes in recent weeks and more are planned. Alongside this, students are concerned with the number of classes being cancelled.
Mr McMillan MSP said:
“I have received correspondence from lecturers, parents and students who have, individually, raised their concerns in relation to a perceived breakdown in communications between management and staff.
“The students, some of whom I will be meeting, are anxious to get their classes up and running again.
“Plainly, there are strong concerns amongst lecturers, parents and students at the College about current relations with management and a strong desire for the situation to be resolved as quickly as possible and for classes to commence.
“Therefore, I have written to the Principal to ask what actions are being taken to resolve any perceived difficulties and to ask for a meeting to discuss these matters.”
Mr McMillan has been made there have been a number of strikes in recent weeks and more are planned. Alongside this, students are concerned with the number of classes being cancelled.
Mr McMillan MSP said:
“I have received correspondence from lecturers, parents and students who have, individually, raised their concerns in relation to a perceived breakdown in communications between management and staff.
“The students, some of whom I will be meeting, are anxious to get their classes up and running again.
“Plainly, there are strong concerns amongst lecturers, parents and students at the College about current relations with management and a strong desire for the situation to be resolved as quickly as possible and for classes to commence.
“Therefore, I have written to the Principal to ask what actions are being taken to resolve any perceived difficulties and to ask for a meeting to discuss these matters.”
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