UCU: Recruitment, organising and campaigning

Motion

Motion text: Congress notes the progress made by ROCC in implementing the policies set by Congress, notably
1. Support for national disputes in all sectors
2. Support for branches, including with GTVO and disputes
3. Strengthening recruitment to build greater union density in all our sectors
4. Developing training and education for activists
5. Providing support for priority, national industrial campaigns.
Congress supports continued focus on these areas working:
a. to actively support recruitment, campaigning and organising activities nationally, regionally, and locally
b. to engage and involve our diverse groups of members
c. to ensure issues of climate justice and sustainability are integral to our work
d. with other unions to oppose the Strike (Minimum Service Levels) Act
e. actively campaign against attacks on the rights of refugees and asylum seekers and other migrants.
f. Actively campaign against the increasing casualisation of work in Higher Education, Further Education, Prison Education, Adult and Community Education and support branches in holding meetings with casualised members and submitting anti-casualisation claims.