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Respondents highlighted several interrelated issues, but some central themes emerged: lack of career progression; lack of employment rights; low and/or unstable income and its consequences in one of the most expensive cities in the UK; mental health issues; casualisation's exacerbation of existing equalities issues; and, for migrant staff and students, concerns around visa requirements and immigration status.

The testimonies were gathered in November and December 2021, after discussions at a joint open meeting held by the two branches, and were compiled by Dalila Missero, Oxford Brookes 樱花动漫 research staff rep and Tom White, Oxford 樱花动漫 anti-casualisation officer.

And blog posts from the two branches can be read on the and the websites.

This is a great example of local branches working together to help the fight against casualisation.
 

Updates and calls for action will be published regularly on the Oxford Brookes 樱花动漫 website and the Oxford 樱花动漫 blog, as well as on our Twitter accounts (; ). Don't hesitate to contact either branch via email to ask questions, join our campaigns, and propose actions: ucu.brookes@gmail.com / oxfordanticas@gmail.com.