Students to face more disruption as UK university staff back action over pay

Students in universities across the UK could face more strike action by their lecturers if a row over pay is not resolved.

More than two thirds (69%) have backed further strike action.
7 universities in England and Scotland – and 3 universities in Northern Ireland – could face disruption following the vote.

The Facts:
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[li]They were offered a 2% pay increase. which they rejected.[/li]
[li]In February and March, uni staff staged a 14 days walk out about this issue.[/li]
[li]1,000s of students are trying to claim compensation for lost teaching time.[/li]
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The universities that could be affected:

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[li]Courtauld Institute of Art[/li]
[li]Heriot-Watt University[/li]
[li]University of Huddersfield[/li]
[li]Leeds Arts University[/li]
[li]University of Nottingham[/li]
[li]University of Sheffield[/li]
[li]Brighton University[/li]
[li]Queens University Belfast[/li]
[li]St Mary’s University College[/li]
[li]Ulster University[/li]
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What do you think? Is striking the answer? Will you stand behind your university staff? Or do you think that striking is unfair?