For a democratic accountable campaigning union
6.30pm Wednesday 28 September
Register: bit.ly/UCULHowStrikesCanWin
Speakers include:
John McDonnell MP
Chad Croom – CWU South Central Postal Branch,
John Delaney – Unite dockworker, Liverpool
Aliyah Stennett – UCU City College Birmingham
Mark Abel – UCU Left Secretary
Co-chairs: Maria …
Liz Truss’s election as leader of the Conservative Party becoming Prime Minister signals a significant ratcheting up of attacks on the working class. She has made it clear that there will be no real attempt to help the poorest in …
It makes no sense for the TUC to postpone congress and for some unions to suspend their strikes to show respect for the period of mourning for the Queen’s death. All credit to UCU’s GS, Jo Grady who argued against …
Date: Wed 28 September
Time: 6.30pm
Venue: Online
Guest Speaker: John McDonnell MP
Plus voices from the frontline including postal, rail and dock workers as well as workers from UCU HE and FE campaigns
Register: bit.ly/UCUL_HowStrikesCanWin…
UCU’s Higher Education ballots are now open. We have seven weeks to achieve a huge vote for industrial action on a turnout which smashes through the turnout threshold.
There has never been a more important moment to organise a campaign …
The Higher Education Committee (HEC) met on Wednesday 18 January to take decisions about further action in …
UCU Left calls on members to vote for candidates who are committed to fighting for Health and Safety, workers’ rights, equality, and protecting the planet.
In the coming UCU NEC elections it is important all members vote. Low polls comfort only …
Join our next online participatory UCU Left meeting, co-hosted with Campaign Against Climate Change
Monday 18th October, 6.15pm
Register: https://bit.ly/UCUL-CACC
The COP26 summit will not bring about the radical change necessary to address the climate emergency. It is going to …
Monday 9th August 5:00pm
Speakers include UCU Left members on the UCU SWG: Marion Hersh, Deepa Driver and Sunil Banga
USS is in crisis and our pensions are under threat, but it’s the artificial valuation …
15 Further Education colleges have been balloting their members over pay and conditions – all have successfully smashed through the government thresholds and voted overwhelmingly to take strike action in the Autumn term.
The 15 colleges are: