Staff at the University of Lincoln have engaged in a one-day strike due to ongoing disagreements regarding pay, pensions, and working conditions. The strike was organised by the University and College Union (UCU) and involved lecturers and various other university employees, who formed picket lines outside the Brayford Pool campus. This industrial action is part of a broader national campaign affecting universities across the UK, however, it has generated a substantial local impact as Lincoln’s academic community pursues improved remuneration and working conditions. Student reactions have varied, with some backing the staff’s struggle for fair treatment and others expressing anxiety over potential disruptions to their education.
University of Lincoln Staff Stage One-Day Strike Over Pay and Conditions
University of Lincoln staff hold one-day strike BBC
4 July 20251 min read
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