Decent work and economic growth
Research
All the "Decent work and economic growth" publications on the UNamur research portal.
Social impact and actions
Corporate initiatives
HR practices
The University received the label "HRS4R" in 2012 by the European Commission, meaning it is recognized as an institution implementing and following the Researcher's Code and Charter. More info here…
The UNamur is committed to paying a decent salary to its employees. The salaries are based on strict scales and are public. You can find them here…
The UNamur offers structural homeworking since the Covid-19 pandemic.
Two trade unions exist in the university to represent the employees. They are the CNE and the SETCA.
Fight against discrimination
The UNamur has signed the Diversity Charter of the Wallonia-Brussels Federation. It has also developed a gender plan and a gender policy to combat discrimination. Find out more here...
The Medical and Psychological Centre (CMP)
The CMP organises health promotion activities for students. In particular, it offers free psychological consultations, help with stress management, a medical consultation, 'health and well-being' initiatives, support for students with special needs, meditation workshops, 'methodo' lunchtimes for EBS students, etc. Find out more (in French) here...
Service d'Aide pour les Enfants et Familles de l'UNamur (Asbl SAPEFUN)
The mission of the non-profit organisation "SAPEFUN" is to organise, manage, promote and encourage institutions and services to help children and parents within the Namur university community. It offers the "FUNny" crèche, approved by the ONE (Office de la Naissance et de l'Enfance), which welcomes children from 0 to 3 years old and the "Club Temps Libre", an extracurricular reception and holiday centre approved by the ONE for children from 2 1/2 to 8 years old. More information (in French) here...
The sports policy
Sport is certainly a form of relaxation, but to be effective it must take place in a rigorous context. It should encourage spontaneity, physical development and mental and physical balance. Read more (in French) here...
