
Speakers include:
Wil Hardman, UoL/LSTM UCU Branch President (on behalf of the joint trade unions)
Tom Crone, Leader of Liverpool Green Party
Leslie Mahmood, Save the Women’s Hospital
Dyfrig Jones, National UCU President
… and more.


Speakers include:
Wil Hardman, UoL/LSTM UCU Branch President (on behalf of the joint trade unions)
Tom Crone, Leader of Liverpool Green Party
Leslie Mahmood, Save the Women’s Hospital
Dyfrig Jones, National UCU President
… and more.

10 days of strike begin today because UoL won’t protect 2 jobs in a workforce of roughly 7,000. When we say no compulsory redundancies we mean it.


March for Health Jobs at Liverpool (Meeting at the Bombed out church)
Please see our rally poster below, March for Health Jobs, 0/07/21, Liverpool meeting at the bombed out church (St Luke’s, Leece St, Liverpool L1 2TR).

Also see Teach Out Poster

Download the USS Pension EGM poster
Bring the family, bring your friends. Make your own placard to say why you care about the hospital.
What are we marching for?
Full public funding – enough to allow Liverpool Women’s Hospital to thrive, for all our sisters, mothers, daughters and babies.
No privatisation or cuts.
No loss of beds.
Better funding for midwives and an improved maternity tariff.
Keep the focus on women and babies.
Liverpool Women’s Hospital is a 20-year-old world class hospital on a good site. It’s the largest maternity hospital in Europe and cares for more than 50,000 patients a year. Last year it provided antenatal care to 9,926 women, delivered 8,648 babies, cared for 1,091 babies in the neonatal unit, provided postnatal care to 8,221 women, fertility treatment to 2,247 couples and abortion care for the city and beyond. Its future is under threat because of inadequate maternity funding, lack of investment, funding problems for all the NHS and the rampant privatisation and market focus in the NHS.
Please see the flyer: SLWH leaflet for the march
This service, part of the Careers and Employability Service, every year finds employment placements in local organisations and companies. These lead to high quality jobs for hundreds of graduates of the University of Liverpool.
Now, the University has decided to scrap it!
The civic role of the University
Connections to the City of Liverpool
Local retention of graduates
The economic relevance of the University
Relationships with local business
Local partnerships
Student recruitment
(open to non-members)
1pm., Wednesday, 18 June 2015
Rendall Building, Seminar Room 11 (Room 121)
Graduate to Merseyside (PDF)
The Place of the University in Society: Directions in Education
The programme
What is ‘The Great University Gamble’?
Wednesday, 2 October (5.30pm.)
Andrew McGettigan (author of The Great University Gamble: Money Markets and the Future of Higher Education, Pluto 2013)
Venue: Rendall LT.6
To book for this lecture go to: uculecture1@ulivucu.org.uk
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Universities: the neo-liberal agenda
Thursday, 10 October (5.30pm.)
Professor Bob Brecher (University of Brighton)
To book for this lecture go to: uculecture2@ulivucu.org.uk
Venue: Rendall LT.6
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The corporatisation of the university (live broadcast)
Tuesday, 22 October (4.45pm.)
Professor Noam Chomsky (MIT)
To book for this lecture go to: uculecture3@ulivucu.org.uk
Venue: Central Teaching Labs LT.B
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Defending education: what are the unions for?
Thursday, 31 October (5.30pm.)
Liz Lawrence (UCU, national vice-president); Professor John Holmwood (University of Nottingham) (founder of the Campaign for the Public University)
Venue: Rendall LT.6
To book for this lecture go to: uculecture4@ulivucu.org.uk
Please download the Liverpool rally flyer or see poster below: