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Leading news and reaction from UCU.
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20 October 2014
New report shows Britain is on the brink of becoming a permanently divided nation. Commenting on today's Social Mobility and Child Poverty Commission's report that…
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18 October 2014
Nigel Farage may masquerade as the workers' friend, but he wants to turn the clock back on immigration, workers' rights and women's rights, a union leader will…
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17 October 2014
UCU and the National Union of Teachers express concerns about plans to house hundreds of young offenders in secure colleges, dubbed 'super prisons', in England.…
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17 October 2014
UCU members at the University of South Wales will be on strike on Thursday 13 November in a row over job cuts. Staff will walk out in protest at compulsory redundancies…
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16 October 2014
Universities have been accused of presenting misleading information on the future of staff pensions, according to a response paper reported today. In response to…
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14 October 2014
Commenting on National College for Teaching and Leadership figures that show teacher training places in universities will be reduced by 5% next year (2015/16),…
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14 October 2014
UCU's ballot for industrial action to oppose changes closes on Monday UCU said today that its ballot for industrial action is still running after universities set…
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13 October 2014
A strike planned for tomorrow in English colleges is off. The colleges' employer body, the Association of Colleges (AoC), supported an injunction in the High Court…
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9 October 2014
Scottish universities such as Glasgow and Edinburgh would be offering pension deals worth thousands of pounds less per year than local rivals such as Glasgow Caledonian…
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9 October 2014
Staff at some of the UK's most selective universities will have pensions up to 36% worse than their colleagues at other universities if radical proposals for pensions…
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