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University and College Union members across the UK to vote in strike ballot after employers refused to increase their 1.4% pay offer.
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Only two-fifths of women (41%) globally expect that the gender pay gap will be closed for their generation, with confidence...
University and College Union members across the UK to vote in strike ballot after employers refused to increase their 1.4% pay offer.