One of the largest UCU branches, Oxford UCU is the bargaining representative for academic, academic-related, and research jobs at grade 6 or above.

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  • Motion formally passed at Oxford UCU General Meeting on 26th January 2021 The Oxford University branch of UCU expresses full solidarity with the National Education Union and other groups fighting to provide school staff – including teachers, assistants, administrators, catering…

  • Motion formally passed at Oxford UCU General Meeting on 26th January 2021 Oxford UCU notes that the University of Oxford does not have a university police force, and that security on University premises is provided by the University’s own personnel.  Oxford UCU…

  • Next anti-casualisation workshop taking place from 13.00-14.00 on Friday 22 January. On Friday 4 December, the Oxford UCU Anti-Casualisation Network (@OxfordAntiCas) and Fund the Future Working Group ran a second open meeting of the term, Fighting Casualisation at the University…

  • Next anti-casualisation workshop taking place from 13.00-14.00 on Friday 4 December. On Monday 16 November, the UCU Anti-Casualisation Network and Fund the Future Working Group ran a workshop, Opposing Fixed Term Contracts at the University of Oxford. Speakers from the…

  • UCU workshop taking place from 13.00-14.00 on Monday 16th November One third of academic workers in the UK are employed on Fixed-Term Contracts (FTCs). At the University of Oxford, a self-described ‘world leader’ in so many areas, this figure is…

  • With over 14,000 staff and over 24,000 students, the University of Oxford is a place of work and study for a quarter of the population of Oxford. Hence, safe on-site working and studying is a public health concern. Substantial teaching…

  • Two years ago on this day, after the walkout of congregation and against a backdrop of national #UCUstrikes on USS pensions, the VC of @UniofOxford acknowledged the depth of feeling around pensions and reversed the University’s position on the detrimental…

  • We believe that the University’s decision to accept £150 million from Stephen A. Schwarzman, the co-founder and Chairman of Blackstone, contravenes the University’s professed aims regarding (1) equality and diversity and (2) climate change. Stephen A. Schwarzman was an influential…

  • The University of Oxford’s commitment to an international outlook and engagement seems to end where it comes to funding the Language Centre. In its £2.237 billion budget (2017-18), the University can’t find money for an urgently needed refurbishment of the…

  • The University of Oxford likes to see itself as being world leading and open to the world at the same time: “The University of Oxford is among the world’s most international higher education institutions. Oxford has benefited from its world-class…