University staff will strike for THREE days at start of December in row over ...

University staff will strike for THREE days at start of December in row over ...
University staff will strike for THREE days at start of December in row over ...
Staff at 58 universities plan to strike for THREE DAYS in December in dispute over pay causing more chaos for students after months of online lessons and campus lockdowns 76 per cent of members of University and College Union (UCU) voted to strike Lecturers could cancel classes at 58 higher education institutions across the UK Move cited as a further blow to students, after two years' disruption due to Covid

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University staff are to strike for three days at the start of December amid disputes over pay and pensions, the University and College Union said.  

It warns 58 universities will be hit with three days of action from December 1 to 3. 

UCU general secretary Jo Grady has warned that more industrial action could take place in the spring if the row with employers remains unresolved.

Earlier this month, UCU members backed strike action in two separate disputes, one on pensions and one on pay and working conditions.

Overall, 76% of UCU members who voted backed strike action in the ballot over changes to pensions.

In the ballot on pay and conditions, 70% of members backed strike action.

As well as the three strike days, union members will begin other forms of industrial action from December 1.

This will include strictly working to contract and refusing any additional duties.

This is set to go on indefinitely for the five months staff have a mandate to take industrial action for, UCU has said.

Members of the University and College Union (UCU) have voted to launch a campaign of industrial action, which could stretch into the new year if the deadlocked row remains unresolved

Members of the University and College Union (UCU) have voted to launch a

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