
ALT Welcome to QMUL! We are on strike. what is happening? There is local strike action going on at QMUL. Staff withdraws labour on these days, so not all sessions will run. Staff will communicate with you if your session is affected. There will be picket lines in the morning. These are hopeful spaces; everyone is welcome to come and talk about working conditions and about university! Why industrial action? Staff have been trying to get managers to recognise the system of overwork, precarity, and underpay is unsustainable. Staff has tried to shield students from this, but the spiralling student-staff ratio, diminishing time to prepare for classes and mark assignments, uncertainty about if and where one will teach the next year affects students. Why at QMUL? QMUL management isolated QMUL as punitive. In response to the national Marking & Assessment Boycott, QMUL punished those speaking out with financial hardship. Staff faces 113 days of pay deductions (one third of annual salary) f

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