The University of Manchester has failed to meet voter turnout numbers to strike over key issues about work and pay conditions and pension cuts.

What do UOM staff think about working conditions at the university?

The UoM UCU strikes will be starting today over pay and working conditions following strikes that took place last term

BREAKING NEWS: Students from the activist group ‘UCU Solidarity’ have occupied the Samuel Alexander building at the University of Manchester

University lecturers will strike in early December over pay, workload, casualisation and inequality

The UCU has decided to take to the ballot over a number of nationwide cuts, meaning possible nationwide disruption to university life.

#FourFightsFourNights – People and Planet UoM occupied a University building for a second night to support UCU strikes

The University of Manchester and the Students’ Union have previously said that they are committed to ensuring student’s academic progression

Professor Dame Nancy Rothwell defended the University’s decision not to fully divest from fossil fuels in a meeting with students

Whilst students by in large support the strikes, have they not also been affected?

As the UCU strikes disrupt classes, it’s worth remembering where the real issue lies (hint: it’s not the lecturers)

On the picket line: lecturers on why they are striking

Everything you need to know ahead of the UCU strikes this week

What has happened at the UCU ballots and what does it mean for strikes at UOM

The students used each night to highlight one of the ‘four fights’

The students are protesting University response to the current UCU strikes

University and College Union have announced that 14 days of further industrial action will begin this month

Students can apply for financial compensation over “distress and inconvenience” caused by strikes