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Ads for non-existent jobs provoke anger

EUROPE’S largest arts university was condemned yesterday for advertising non-existent casual jobs as lecturers around the country continue to struggle for permanent work.

University of the Arts London (UAL) is currently advertising for hourly paid “associate lecturers” and “visiting practitioners.”

While the proposed salary was up to £50.76 per hour, the exact number of working hours is not specified.

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