Better pay deal possible as coffers swell, insist striking staff

On the picket lines in Cambridge, union members insist this year’s 3 per cent rise is nowhere near enough to contend with spiralling living costs

Published on
November 24, 2022
Last updated
January 5, 2023
Picket line at Anglia Ruskin University
Source: Jack Grove

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Reader's comments (2)

THE journalists - rather than just publish Raj's prepared statement on pay demands - why not push him to actually say something meaningful on whether he thinks a 25% pay cut over the last 13 years, and the decimation of pensions, is sustainable for a supposedly world class sector? The reality is that VCs and sector policy makers are presiding over the collapse of the UK as a superpower in higher education and research - this will be their legacy unless some of them start to break ranks.
What do you expect from this rag that has been instrumental in pushing for and profiting from the marketisation of HE (also advocating neoliberal academia globally). THE is now a consultancy and data firm primarily, journalism and publishing is a side show to their core business really. And even before that shift, THE has alwlays been the mouthpiece for the establishment.

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