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Jane Holgate
Sunday, 23 December 2007
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Dr
Solidarity to all colleagues at Keele. I am with you in your fight against these cuts. As someone who teaches 'non traditional' learners in trade union and labour studies I have the privilege of seeing students develop and become exited about acquiring an education that was denied to them in the past. It is so important that these courses remain. Keep on fighting and we are with you all the way.
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Guest
Sunday, 23 December 2007
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John Foster
Emeritus Professor Social Sciences Paisley/University of the West of Scotland
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Saturday, 22 December 2007
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MA Student Internatational IR Ruskin College
Solidarity to workers and staFF and students, at KEEL and UCU who represent. It is, I think, another examp;e, of failure, of partnership working in its pure sense.
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Dave Walsh
Friday, 21 December 2007
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Mr
As a student just finishing my dissertation, I am appalled that the best opportunity that most union activists have, of gaining a MA on this subject could be considered for closure.
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Guest
Friday, 21 December 2007
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Doru
Janet Finch has been described as a British Socialist. However the way that management have acted in disregarding workers rights and breaching best practice guidance demonstrates total contempt for staff. If Janet Finch wishes to learn more about the meaning of socialism, and indeed Industrial Relations in general, then I suggest she attend one of the lectures which she is intent on destroying. She may also discover that the old saying of ‘the workers united will never being defeated’ is true.
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Christine Child
Friday, 21 December 2007
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Support for Keele
I studied my MA in IR at Keele and it has been hugely influential on my work firstly as a TU rep and now as a manager. We must do all we can to retain the same opportunity for others.
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Friday, 21 December 2007
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n.aldred
Good luck!
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Leslie Manasseh
Friday, 21 December 2007
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Deputy General Secretary Connect
This attack upon the subject and the staff speaks volumes about the current management in Keele and why it should be opposed
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Nicole Beckingham
Friday, 21 December 2007
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graduate
Having graduated from this department in July, i cant beleive that its closure could even be suggested as it has some of the most helpful and knowledgebale staff i have come across. if there is anyway i can help please let me know
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Steve Davies
Thursday, 20 December 2007
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Senior Research Fellow, Cardiff University
The objective of the employers was both appalling and short sighted, and the methods used shameful. From a trade union and academic point of view, this attack on jobs and the subject area should be seen as an attack upon all those who work in the area, and those who believe that it has a positive contribution to make. Let us know what support you want from outside Keele and good luck with the fight.
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