Statute of the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia
TITLE II - University bodies and regulations
Art. 20 - Technical-administrative staff Council
The Technical-Administrative Staff Council is a collegiate body representing the technical-administrative staff. It has consultative and propositional functions relating to the administrative organisation of the University and to issues concerning technical-administrative staff, in compliance with the sphere of autonomy and responsibility that the law and this statute attribute to the Director General and the Board of Directors.
The Technical-Administrative Staff Council:
a) expresses an opinion to the competent bodies on the University's three-year planning plan with regard to administrative organisation and services;
b) expresses an opinion to the competent bodies on the three-year planning for the technical-administrative staff recruitment;
c) expresses an opinion to the competent bodies on the General Regulations of the University in the parts concerning the technical-administrative staff;
d) formulates proposals to competent bodies regarding the technical, administrative and service organisation;
e) expresses opinions and can make proposals to the competent bodies regarding training and professional retraining plans for technical-administrative staff
f) expresses an opinion to the competent bodies on the University regulations relating to technical-administrative staff;
g) formulates proposals and expresses opinions to the competent bodies on the criteria for using the funds for incentive bonuses for technical and administrative staff provided for by national and decentralised bargaining;
h) formulates proposals for amendments to the Statute and expresses an opinion on the proposed revision;
i) exercises any other attribution that is delegated by the Statute, by the regulations or by the Law.
The composition of the Technical-Administrative Staff Council must take into account the need to adequately represent the staff of the central and decentralised facilities as well as the organisational and professional differentiations of technical-administrative staff. The election and constitution of the Technical-administrative staff Council, its composition and functioning are disciplined by the General Regulations of the University. At least one third of its members must belong to one of the two seats. The Council remains in office for three years and is appointed by Rector's Decree.
