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There are just over two weeks left to vote for the next general secretary of the Unison union.

Lecturers at Scotland’s Further Education colleges are balloting for sustained strikes over pay in the New Year.

Over 500 people marched against library closures by Labour-run Lambeth council in south London last Saturday.

Voting in the Unison union general secretary election opened on Monday of this week.

Bosses at the School of Oriental and African Studies (Soas) in London have withdrawn the suspension of Unison union branch secretary Sandy Nicoll.

Teachers at St Wilfrid’s Catholic High School in Featherstone, west Yorkshire, struck today, Tuesday, in a dispute over “leadership and management issues”.

Voting in the Unison union general secretary election opens on Monday of next week—and activists are launching a left wing challenge to incumbent Dave Prentis.

Workers at the School of Oriental and African Studies (Soas) in London walked out unofficially on Tuesday of this week. It was their third unofficial strike in a week to defend Soas Unison union branch secretary Sandy Nicoll.

Hundreds of Barnet council workers in north London walked out for the seventh time this year today, Monday, against another wave of privatisation by the Tory council.

The campaign to defend victimised Unison union rep Sandy Nicholl escalated today, Friday. Workers from two unions at London’s School of Oriental and African Studies (Soas) walked out unofficially in protest.

Over 500 workers and students rallied this afternoon, Thursday, to defend suspended Unison union branch secretary Sandy Nicoll outside the School of Oriental and African Studies (Soas).

Students and staff force security to shut the Soas main building