The teacher of the St. Petersburg HSE was fired after emigration to Georgia

The administration of the St. Petersburg branch of the Higher School of Economics refused to extend the contract to the teacher Alena Vandysheva, who collaborates with the anti -corruption organization "Transparency International Russia". About this writes "Rotonda".

Vandysheva conducted courses at the university rightfully and counteract corruption. In mid -March, she decided to emigrate from Russia to Georgia. The teacher announced the departure of the management of the educational institution. She was told that it was necessary to write a statement to conclude a remote teaching contract. On March 15, Vandysheva wrote a statement and left. Later they called her from the personnel department and said that they would not conclude a contract with her. Vandysheva did not explain the reason for this decision, citing the position of the main branch of the Higher School in Moscow.

“My colleagues from the Political Science Department made a lot of efforts, negotiated, including the dean, for which I am very grateful. However, the leadership said:“ No, the distance contract will not be concluded. ”I don’t understand legal grounds. I know that there are people abroad and such a contract is concluded,” the teacher quotes the publication quoted.

Vandysheva worked in the HSE for 16 years, three times, following the results of the student’s survey, she was recognized as the best teacher of the university. She noted that work in the HSE was the main source of income for her, and cooperation with "Transparency" - part -time work.

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