Short-changed on pension details
I could not help but be drawn to the contribution from the chair of the Employers Pension Forum last week (“A novel contribution”, Opinion, 24 July). After all, I had met Anton Muscatelli three-...
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Universities ‘face cutbacks’ if USS not reformed, say employers
Employers also release new modelling of pensions proposals
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Warning of a ‘winter of discontent’ over university pensions
Institutions told that UCU members are prepared to ‘dig in’ on pensions reform ahead of November marking boycott at 69 campuses
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Union clash looms as employers’ pension plans revealed
Employers propose scrapping final salary scheme to cut USS deficit
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UCU members back strike action over pensions reform
Union members have overwhelmingly backed plans for industrial action over changes to pensions
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UCU accused of betrayal over university pensions
Ten branches demand sector conference as union fails to escalate industrial action in response to pay docking threats in marking boycott
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USS strike: academics (and football fans) are fed up with ‘dehumanising’ conditions
Protests by West Ham fans have striking similarities with the unrest sparked among academics by proposed pension cuts, says Richard Watermeyer
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USS strike: picket line debates will re-energise scholarship
The reawakening of political activism within academia sparked by the pensions strike will reinvigorate scholarship, says Jana Bacevic
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What next for UCU and Jo Grady after strike ballot failure?
With one dispute won but another floundering, some believe lack of strikes could actually benefit UK’s main academic union?in latest talks with employers, but others are preparing to try to unseat...
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Strikes suspended as union members vote to end pensions dispute
UCU members accept deal with vice-chancellors by two-to-one margin
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Imperial pension fears over 'last man standing' clause
A university collapse could have dramatic impact on contributions, council told. John Morgan reports
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Pension fund threatens UCU boycotters with legal action
Lecturers from the University and College Union who help to run the sector’s ?30 billion pension fund are being threatened with High Court action – by the fund itself.
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Universities face extra costs in pension funding
The sector's main pension fund is likely to be judged as having a ?2.9 billion deficit, potentially requiring an injection of funds from universities and damaging the case for the University and...
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Employers Pensions Forum seeks more public cash
Group behind USS overhaul applies for further ?100,000 award. John Morgan reports
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V-cs paying for stalled USS talks, union says
UCU boycott of pension meetings may leave leaders with hefty bills. John Morgan reports