UNISON condemns the increased pressures on poorer students wishing to enter higher education
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UNISON’s higher education service group executive decides to accept employer’s pay offer, after 72% of members vote to back it
The consultation with members working in higher education on the employers’ pay offer for this year closes this Friday, on 26 June.
UNISON welcomes announcement by Southampton Solent University that it has committed itself to providing a ‘top-up’ payment to staff employed by the university’s main contractors
Consultation ends on 26 June on offer of 1% pay rise, with more for lower paid, across the UK
Consultation ends on 26 June on offer of 1% pay rise, with more for lower paid, across the UK
Cuts to adult education budget will increase inequality, unemployment and in-work poverty
UNISON Scotland has called on Stirling University to remove redundancy notices from more than 50 of its staff
If you are thinking of doing some trade union-related studying, UNISON can help with your course costs. But you only have until 31 July to apply
ISS-employed staff at SOAS back strike ballot over sick pay and annual leave by 100%
Many universities and colleges across the country resemble ghost towns with UNISON members in Higher Education staging a one day walkout in a protest over a phantom pay rise.
UNISON campaigning pays off with unveiling of living wage plaque at the University of Wolverhampton.
Birkbeck University attempts to claw back last year’s living wage rise by cutting hours for cleaners
“Miserly increase” falls far below what is required to address the gap between incomes and the cost of living
Offer of just 0.8% provides “no relief” to dedicated HE workers who have been hit with real-term pay cuts, says UNISON