IT’S starting to feel like déjà vu. This week, staff from across Scotland’s colleges and universities have been left with no choice but to go…
Staff from the EIS-FELA union and Unison across all of Scotland’s further education colleges are taking part in rolling strike action
This resulted in students turning up to graduation ceremonies to receive empty scrolls, causing severe visa issues for international students who were unable to update their visa status without their official degree classification, meaning some were even forced to leave the country. If the university truly wanted to reduce disruption to students, they would end the strikes now by returning the pay they withheld. The fact that they haven’t shows their real agenda is to punish workers fighting for a fair wage.
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