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Please vote for the following candidates in the 2026 UCU NEC elections. Remember: You must vote for both VP candidates – Mark Pendleton and Suzi Toole. FE voting Vice President (FE) Suzi Toole Vice President (HE) Mark Pendleton UK-elected FE
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The following paper was presented to UCU’s Higher Education Committee by J. Michelle Coghlan at it’s meeting on 10 October. HEC voted to accept this paper. Bijan Parsia from UCU Commons also put forward a motion on branch-level political campaigning
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Several key UCU roles are elected at Congress, by Congress delegates. Please remember to vote if you’re a delegate, and please support the following candidates. This is a cross-factional list, including members of the Campaign for UCU Democracy, UCU Commons
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The following is a list of key Higher Education Sector Conference (HESC) motions, with commentary from the Campaign for UCU Democracy and a suggestion on how vote on these motions. There are many motions not listed here. In these cases
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The following is a list of key Further Education Sector Conference (FESC) motions, with commentary from the Campaign for UCU Democracy and a suggestion on how vote on these motions. For/Against/Abstain Reason FE1 FE Pay For FE2
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The following is a list of key Congress motions, with commentary from the Campaign for UCU Democracy and a suggestion on how vote on these motions. UCU Congress 2025 – Saturday 24th of May Late Motion 16 (No Confidence in
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Below is a list of candidates who are standing for election to UCU’s NEC. Some are members of the Campaign for UCU Democracy, some are independents, and some are members of UCU Commons. We believe that these are all people
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From Jak Peake[1] On 12 November, the University and College Union (UCU) launched a consultative ballot on a pay offer from the Universities and Colleges Employers Association (UCEA) – ranging from 2.5% to 5.7% – alongside terms of reference for negotiations on pay-related
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As the Autumn of 2024 closes in, UCU is gearing up for another crucial round of elections to fill several seats on our National Executive Committee (NEC). These elections represent a vital opportunity for members to have a direct say