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UCU’s event in the Long Gallery at Stormont on 20 January, highlighted the continuing stark inequalities in educational attainment and opportunities depending where you live in Northern Ireland. UCU produced 18 constituency profiles, each containing forty statistics regarding further and higher education in Northern Ireland. The profiles – produced as a 24 page booklet – [...]
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UCU campaigned throughout the 2010 general election to ensure that education was on the political agenda and that candidates considered our policies and the needs of the local community. With massive cuts to the sector now expected, we continue to press our case.
As an unaffiliated trade union we do not campaign for any one political party or candidate.
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