Search Results for “Pay and conditions” tagged higher education

“It is systemic underfunding that has seen all institutions facing financial worries and the erosion of student support has seen student poverty rates go through the roof.” But, he […]

Don’t forget to use the hashtag #RisingForBetterPay when posting on social media. Available as a download […]

Higher education re-ballot: poster

This guide describes how UNISON can organise and campaign to defend and improve pensions in HE. Available as a download only

The current offer from the University and Colleges Employers’ Association (UCEA), a 5-8% pay rise depending on salary spinal point, equates […]

For example, in the HE autumn term strike ballot Movement has logged that over 1,730 members have told the union they have voted so far […]

UNISON sent out a text this week using the new Movement system, and over 1,026 members have already responded to say that they have voted. HE branches are using […]

Hand out these A5 leaflets to support the higher education pay strikes for 2023/24. Please check with your branch before ordering, as they have materials to distribute to you in the first instance

Over the next five weeks, higher education workers including cleaners, IT technicians and library staff are to vote on whether to strike after the university employers put forward a wage […]

The statement highlights that progress has been made in discussions around pay, but that an impasse has been reached under Acas’ new dispute procedures. However, the employer […]

“We haven’t had that yet. The sector has more than enough money to pay and treat people fairly, and employers have the power to do so. “Our members led the way in […]

“People such as yourselves and those you represent keep the proverbial show on the road, keep the lights on, the doors open and […]

If you want your donation to go to higher education, please use the reference HE strike. If you don't use a reference it will go to the general strike […]

“The English model of fees, particularly, is causing huge problems for both students and universities, forcing the former into massive debts and leaving the universities with massive […]

However, it did nothing to address issues of poverty pay and declining pay for all. UNISON’s negotiators were shocked that the employers thought it […]