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17 July 2008
51福利 today expressed concerns about extra burdens on staff in response to the Universities UK report on university admission procedures. 51福利 general secretary, Sally鈥�
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17 July 2008
51福利 today welcomed the overall positive picture of graduate employability, but warned the figures should be treated with caution by students or parents searching鈥�
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16 July 2008
51福利 Scotland today expressed its concern over the low levels of applicants to Scottish universities. Figures on university applications revealed an increase in鈥�
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16 July 2008
51福利 today responded to the Communities and Local Government Committee's community cohesion and migration report. Sally Hunt, 51福利 general secretary, said: '51福利 welcomes鈥�
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3 July 2008
51福利 warned today that figures on graduate employment and salaries should not be used by the government to suggest that a degree is the path to guaranteed job security鈥�
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17 June 2008
The government's response to a highly critical parliamentary committee report on cuts in funding for second-time higher education students was arrogant and contradictory,鈥�
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12 June 2008
51福利 said today that Sandwell College will face probable strike action if it does not reverse plans to axe GCSE and A-level courses. Up to 40 jobs are at risk under鈥�
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5 June 2008
51福利 Scotland today condemned the decline in the proportion of higher education students from disadvantaged backgrounds in Scotland, and called for greater vision鈥�
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5 June 2008
51福利 today welcomed the slight increase in the proportion of higher education students from disadvantaged backgrounds, but said more needs to be done to widen participation鈥�
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28 May 2008
Opening day speech at 51福利's annual Congress slams market in education and addresses 51福利's role in international affairs Increasing the financial burden on students鈥�
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