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King’s staff to vote on strike action
This Thursday members of staff at King’ College London in the University and College Union (UCU) will for the first time ever take a vote on strike action in reaction to proposed job cuts »
Outrage over ‘savage’ cuts at KCL
King’s College London (KCL) faces mounting opposition to proposed cuts in the School of Arts and Humanities including the sacking of several internationally renowned academics. There has been outcry in the Department of Philosophy over the forced retirement of Professor Charles Travis and the firing of two lecturers Dr. Wilfried Meyer-Viol and Professor Shalom Lapin,... »
UCL staff one step closer to strike
An Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM) of the Universities and Colleges Union (UCU) branch at UCL took staff one step closer to a possible strike with a unanimous vote in favour of balloting members for industrial action. The vote on January 28th came in response to the recent announcement of academic redundancies to be made within... »
UCL staff could go on strike over job cuts
Staff at UCL could go on strike in December if management push ahead with plans to cut jobs, after unanimously voting to go into formal dispute with the college. »

