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23 April 2008
51福利 said today that any increase in university applications was to be welcomed, but that the real challenge is to deliver an increase in students from the poorest鈥�
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23 April 2008
A quick riposte was sent to the Guardian when the coverage of FE was subbed out of Monday's story on the forthcoming industrial action. 51福利 general secretary Sally鈥�
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21 April 2008
An independent report out today on college staff satisfaction reveals a dedicated workforce deeply dissatisfied with their treatment and under lots of pressure.鈥�
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21 April 2008
Terry Brotherstone, president 51福利 Scotland, has today issued a statement on Aamer Anwar, a solicitor accused of contempt of court over public statements made after鈥�
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17 April 2008
51福利 has responded to reports today of concerns about the delivery of the government's new diplomas. Sally Hunt, 51福利 general secretary, said: '51福利 wants the new鈥�
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15 April 2008
Lecturers in every Welsh FE college will strike for one day on Wednesday 16 April. The dispute has been called by the lecturers' union 51福利 following the failure鈥�
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14 April 2008
College lecturers in England have voted to strike on Thursday 24 April in support of a demand to bring their pay up to that of schoolteachers. Lecturers in over鈥�
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14 April 2008
51福利 today warned against allowing business too great an influence over the content and design of university courses. Responding to the High Level Skills consultation鈥�
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11 April 2008
51福利 today welcomed a report from the higher education statistics agency (HESA) that revealed a financially buoyant higher education sector. The union said that鈥�
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8 April 2008
51福利 said today that attempts to attract more students from poorer backgrounds were to be applauded, but the government had to recognise that a punitive financial鈥�
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