Pay Matters
College protest pictures
Your pictures from the college lunchtime protests on 4 June around England.
Further education pay matters
This year your pay rise matters more than ever. Why? Because the cost of living is riding high.Since 2004 fuel, food and lighting costs have gone up by 50%. The average combined household bill for electricity and gas is estimated to be more than £1,000 a year.
Despite this, some colleges have even failed to implement the recommended the national pay rise.
Get involved with the FE pay campaign in England and help win a decent pay rise.
Unions tell colleges: It's time to pay up!
(05/02/09) Campaign launched to get further education colleges to honour national pay dealsTime to Pay Up campaign
(12/01/09) The six recognised Further Education unions have come together to launch the ‘Time to Pay Up’ campaign. This campaign will be targeted at those colleges refusing to implement national FE pay deals.Members say yes to English FE pay deal
(13/10/08) Unions to mount campaign for full implementationSheffield strikes for fair deal
(30/09/08) Workers call on college to honour national agreementPay delays force strike
(26/09/08) One year on, college workers still waiting for agreed increaseUNISON FE members vote 'Yes' to pay offer
(08/09/08) Ballot sends clear message to colleges to 'implement the deal or face anger'Have your say on the pay deal
(15/08/08) English further education ballot opensFE members to vote on pay deal
(03/07/08) Time for members to decideFurther education unions reject pay offer
(06/06/08) Employers fail to bring any new money to the tableCollege workers to protest over pay
(29/05/08) UNISON urges members to turn out in force to oppose below-inflation offer'2.5% is not enough'
(01/05/08) Further education unions reject below-inflation pay offerLowest-paid college workers 'cheated on pay'
(30/04/08) UNISON survey reveals 64% of further education employers haven’t honoured last year’s pay deal
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