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
The UCU general secretary warns strikes will continue into the following year if not presented with a fair deal
The strikes, which are expected to start in late November, follow extended industrial action in 2018
The University of Manchester has said that it cannot compensate students
#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
The announcement follows other universities taking a strict approach to their students supporting strikes
UCU members appeal to Brian Cox “not to cross the picket line” for his scheduled lecture tomorrow at UoM
An eventful third week of industrial action saw twitter disputes, student refunds, and breaks with UUK policy
