The University consistently cosies up to arms and tech companies whose products are used in Israeli war crimes. As staff, our job is to say NO!
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👇 Follow the link and click 'Sign the pledge'!
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Oxford Worker Justice retweeted
We are disappointed in the Oxford Internet Institute's decision to host Palantir tomorrow, despite community requests to reconsider. Here are three things you can do to say no to Palantir at the @oiioxford (1/3)
📣 Online meeting for trade union members! Friday 17th Jan, 12 midday
👩💻 Are you a trade union member at the university (ie UCU, Unison, Unite, IWGB)? Come along to discuss how we can mobilise our union branches in support!
Fill out the form in bio and we'll send you the link!
At this University, there is low pay and casualisation from the kitchens and cafes to the classrooms!
My exclusive for Observer today: For 1st time FOI data from Oxford colleges shows majority of tutorials taught by early career academics struggling to manage on low pay & ‘Deliveroo-style’ contracts. FT profs only taught a third of tutorials last year. theguardian.com/education/20…
Oxford Worker Justice retweeted
If you victimize our members, we will fight you through the media, in the courtroom, and through collective action. #JusticeforJollyandAbrams
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Payday has come and gone!
In its infinite generosity, the University's pay and conditions review has meant a pay increase for some workers.
But who loses out?
While this pay review is positive news for many of us, the University continues to make life hardest for the most casualised — often black and brown people, and precarious migrants.
Rough sleepers have a rare shelter from the rain on Little Clarendon Street. Yet the University continues to play its historic role of creating huge inequality in the city, then evicting the people at the sharp end of it!
A reminder the University of Oxford and its colleges own many 10,000s acres of land and over £billion in property alone.
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📣Our next organising meeting is on Monday 7th October at 7pm.
🔗Zoom link will be in the bio just before the meeting starts.
Oxford Worker Justice retweeted
🤩 What a great protest yesterday, organised by our branch and @CityUnison, calling for all workers at City University to be brought in-house NOW!
👀 We aren't going anywhere until our demands are met. Keep your eyes peeled for the next steps in the campaign - watch this space!












