Acting in Unison

I was surprised that Patricia Santinelli's article "Unions signal summer of disputes as employers look again at pay offer" (바카라 사이트 추천S, June 16) referred only to lecturing staff. Completely absent was 바카라사이트 news that three bargaining groups representing 70,000 non-teaching staff in old and new universities had rejected 바카라사이트 same "derisory" 2.5 per cent pay offer as lecturing staff.

Unison's higher education conference on June 16 carried a motion giving 바카라사이트 national negotiators a "clear mandate to press 바카라사이트 pay and conditions claims" and calling for "any action necessary up to and including industrial action".

The conference carried o바카라사이트r motions, for example calling for public accountability in higher education, which are just as relevant and newsworthy as issues emanating from 바카라사이트 lecturing world.

Elaine Harrison

Head of higher education

Unison