Compensation for university strikes

Brian1969 · 15 March 2018 at 9:09AM

Are university students entitled to compensation if the lecturers are striking continuously as they are at the moment, most students are paying £9000 a year and missing out on valuable lessons.

Ed-1 · 15 March 2018 at 10:59AM

Brian1969 wrote: »

Are university students entitled to compensation if the lecturers are striking continuously as they are at the moment, most students are paying £9000 a year and missing out on valuable lessons.

I'd say the Government should be entitled to compensation given that most of the fee loans won't be paid by students.

agrinnall · 15 March 2018 at 1:25PM

Ed-1 wrote: »

I'd say the Government should be entitled to compensation given that most of the fee loans won't be paid by students.

:rotfl:

That made me chortle!

ednawelthorpe829 · 15 March 2018 at 2:12PM

Brian1969 wrote: »

Are university students entitled to compensation if the lecturers are striking continuously as they are at the moment, most students are paying £9000 a year and missing out on valuable lessons.

They should certainly be entitled to some 'catch-up' lessons I would have thought.

GothicStirling · 17 March 2018 at 4:37PM

Most Universities have a building known as a Library. I suggest the time not spent in classes, is spent there reading around the seminars/tutorials you aren't attending.

discat11 · 17 March 2018 at 7:02PM

Are they striking continuously? I can see they have been out a few times recently, but this is obviously less than 'continuously' to be fair.

If you're a mathematics or physics student I'd suggest you were wasting your money anyway in which case.

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