LATEST NEWS
- Bristol UCU Newsflash: Annual General Meeting on 4 June; Supporting trans colleagues1. Supporting trans colleagues and coming together as a community The Bristol UCU branch is holding a meeting online for trans colleagues and allies to discuss how we can best offer support following the Supreme Court ruling on Monday 9th June from 1:15 to 2:30. Please complete this quick form so we can send you a calendar invitation. If you have… Read more: Bristol UCU Newsflash: Annual General Meeting on 4 June; Supporting trans colleagues
- Newsflash – Thursday 17th April 2025In this Newsflash: 2. Avoiding job cuts in CALD (Centre for Academic Language and Development). 3. Solidarity with Turkish Protestors. 4. Long Term Chronic Illness Forum. 5. Bristol UCU AGM reminder 4th June 2025. 6. TUC Events. 1. Bristol UCU Survey on University Finances, Restructures and Protecting Jobs. At the Emergency General Meeting on 1st April, we… Read more: Newsflash – Thursday 17th April 2025
- Bristol UCU Resolution to Stop Redundancies at CALD, Centre for Academic Language and Development – April 2025Bristol UCU notes: Devastating redundancies are being rushed through in CALD. The announcement of redundancies has taken place when staff are in a period of intensive teaching and marking and have no time to analyse or comprehend these plans. The proposed consultation timeline includes annual leave, when many affected staff cannot take part in meaningful… Read more: Bristol UCU Resolution to Stop Redundancies at CALD, Centre for Academic Language and Development – April 2025
LATEST FROM TWITTER
Tweets by Bristol_UCUABOUT US
Bristol UCU has approximately 2000 members. We are an inclusive, open branch that represents our members’ interests with regard to workload, the casualisation of staff, equality issues, academic autonomy and much more.
ADDRESS
University and College Union (UCU)
University of Bristol Local Association
1D Priory Road
Clifton
Bristol BS8 1TX
CAMPAIGNS
Bristol UCU campaigns to improve our members’ workplaces. We work on a range of Higher Education policy concerns: workload and stress; anti-casualisation; research conditions; fair pay in education; university governance and equality issues.
RESOURCES
Find out about local subscription rates, how we are run and when we meet.
TEAM
Find out more about the people tasked with representing you.