Rights and Obligations of University Staff

Rights of Administrative Staffs, Technicians, and Officers

• They have the right to be treated with respect, consideration, and hold the same title as entire university community actors.
• They are entitled to government protection while exercising their tasks.

Obligations of Administrative Staffs, Technicians, and Officers

• They are responsible for ensuring the continuous and regular functioning of educational and research institutions.
• They must perform their tasks with professionalism.
• They are accountable for their decisions and actions, as well as the judiciary use of available resources and information.
• They must prevent any interference or intrusion in their pedagogical and specific acts.
• They are required to demonstrate impartiality and objectivity in their decision-making processes.
• They must make decisions in accordance with existing rules and regulations, ensuring equal and honest treatment without discrimination.
• They are expected to conduct themselves in an honest and equal manner, avoiding situations that may lead to undue influence.
• They must refrain from placing themselves in conflict-of-interest cases.
• They are expected to exhibit courtesy, listening, discretion, confidentiality, diligence, and reliability in their professional conduct.
• They are committed to achieving objectives and perspectives outlined in the school project as part of the quality assurance culture.
• They must not hinder the smooth operation of the institution, particularly by blocking access routes to teaching and research structures.
• They must respect the right of all university community members to access their activities and functions.
• They are required to dress professionally, worthy of their profession.

This quiz covers the rights and obligations of administrative staff, technicians, and officers in a university setting. Learn about their responsibilities and protections.