My first thought is that this might discourage Universities making academics redundant if it might impact on students experience of teaching. My second thought is it will likely just lead to programmes and teams being cut if they’re perceived to be poorly taught or might be.

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Amazingly one sided perspective.

I found Polanski’s defence of Mothan Ali excruciating and unconvincing. He really is trying to ride two horses at once.

Not sure if I have this right but you’re finding it shocking Jews don’t want to be involved with a movement which has a significant proportion of anti-semites in its ranks.

Burnham will be in charge for the next election and that will be a different proposition.

And yet UCU are mainly focussed on deciding whether to strike for pay.

Everybody Left?

Ok. I’ll have to read up on them. Thanks.

Is that the origin of Logan Ward in Harborough?

This is appalling coming from Labour. Where’s the promotion of social mobility in this? The way things are going they’ll soon get their wish. A post-92 I’m aware of is aiming to get into the apprenticeship market. Others are now very likely to shrink significantly. It’s a war on the working class.

Thanks for this is. As someone under threat of redundancy I recognise all of this. I would also add a general despair that the government knows this loss of professional jobs is happening and willingly ignoring it. Managerialism reigns supreme.