‘Casualisation is short sighted, bad for staff and bad for students’ says UNISON, as it reveals growing scale of the problem
pay in education
Employers also offer further joint work on gender pay and casualisation
John Moores joins ‘growing number’ of universities gaining accreditation as living wage employers
Employers’ initial offer to higher education unions does not include the living wage
Higher education conference backs call for 5% or £1,000 pay rise
UNISON condemns growing pay gap in higher education as new report shows that senior managers’ pay grew by 3% last year
Find out if your college is being balloted for action – and phone 0800 0 857 857 if you have not got your ballot paper
UNISON laments ‘watershed moment’ for collective bargaining in FE
UNISON’s higher education service group executive decides to accept employer’s pay offer, after 72% of members vote to back it
Joint higher education unions’ pay claim for 2015-16 covers pay and pay-related equality matters
UNISON members in further education across Wales have voted in favour of taking industrial action in response to pay
UNISON’s higher education members have voted overwhelmingly to accept a pay offer that will see thousands of low-paid university staff receive the living wage of £7.65p per hour and end a long-running pay dispute in the sector