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Following further talks on 6 June 2006 between UCU and UCEA, sponsored by the TUC and Acas, the UCU agreed to a ballot of its members on the 13.1% offer (with an increase of around 15% for lower paid members of non-academic university staff) over three years, with the important proviso that any monies docked from striking staff would be repaid ...
UCEA was established as new employers’ body on 1 April 1994 with subscriptions invited from 1 August of that year. UCEA's membership includes all UK universities and higher education colleges. The following are the constituent member organisations and the number of seats they have on the board: Universities UK (8), Universities Scotland (2 ...
Before UCU and UCEA's pay negotiations pertaining to 2019–20 concluded, a new round of negotiations, concerning 2020–21, commenced. UCU submitted a pay claim pertaining to 2020–21 in March 2020, before the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic began to be recognised in the UK, and which continued the Four Fights agenda.
The University Council for Educational Administration (UCEA) is the largest U.S. based research-oriented, institutional-only member consortium of higher education institutions dedicated to improving the profession of educational administration and leadership. Admission to full membership requires institutions to undergo rigorous institutional ...
In March 2024 Grady was re-elected as UCU General Secretary by a mere 182 votes. [ 8 ] [ 9 ] Since then she has been mired in controversy after UCU staff took strike action over a dispute which includes issues around institutional racism, organisational dysfunction, and the breach of the staff union's recognition agreement after she agreed that ...
The merger was supported by 79.2% of AUT and 95.7% of NATFHE members who voted. The two unions amalgamated on 1 June 2006, and after a transitional year, full operational unity was achieved in June 2007. The new union is called the University and College Union (UCU).
Universal Concepts Unlimited, New York City art gallery (2000-2006); Uganda Christian University, church-based university near Kampala, Uganda; Ukrainian Catholic University, Catholic university in Lviv, Ukraine
In 2009 to deal with a budget deficit, the University of Stirling proposed 140 redundancies. Under TULRCA 1992 section 188, it consulted with UCU but did not do so for employees on limited term contracts, which ended in the consultation period. UCU claimed they should be included and were dismissed as redundant.