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Union fears over further redundancies at Strathclyde »

Job Security Fears: Compulsory redundancies could be on the cards at one leading Glasgow university

Fears a leading Glasgow university could be on the verge of pushing through a raft of compulsory redundancies have been raised by academics. The Strathclyde University branch of the University and College Union (UCU), which represents staff at the ins...

Thu 15 Sep 2011 by Alan Robertson | Read more »

Napier staff unions blast "no pain" Principal over salary increase »

The main entrance to the new campus

The Edinburgh Napier University branches of two major trade unions have today publicly condemned university senior management for taking significant bumps in pay and benefits at a time when funding cuts have led to redundancies at the institution. In ...

Wed 18 May 2011 by Marcus Kernohan | Read more »

London Met guest lecturer refuses to attend in support of academic boycott »

The 2009 Woman Political Journalist of the year, Lesley Abdela, cancelled a guest lecture appearance at London Metropolitan University (LMU) last week in support of an academic boycott. Ms Abdela was due to make an appearance at the Women's Library bu...

Wed 11 Nov 2009 by Constantine Innemée | Read more »

Protestors fear forced redundancies at the University of Stirling »

Hundreds of staff and union members protested potential redundancies at the University of Stirling last week. The group assembled outside the university court, calling for university officials to “stop hiding behind the court” and engage i...

Wed 28 Oct 2009 by Constantine Innemée | Read more »

Sixty jobs set to go at Napier »

Napier University

Edinburgh Napier are laying out plans to process up to 60 redundancies by the end of October as part of ongoing restructuring. A spokesman told The Journal that although the university's focus was on growth and continued success, voluntary redundancie...

Sun 13 Sep 2009 by Matthew Moore | Read more »

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