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    Staff Redundancy

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      Boycott the NSS survey in response to the staff redundancy in the humanity departments.

      Why is it relevant to Falmouth & Exeter students?

      This has jeopardised the essence of higher education and transformed it into a corporate enterprise. More specifically, students have suffered from module changes, staff re-allocation, grievances, and more. We would also like to know where the 500 million in cash reserves are going? Why is there a campus in egypt being built?

      What positive impact would it have?

      Academic Freedom for both students and staff. Will strengthen the principles of higher education. Professors need compensation for what they have experienced this summer! Students have been misled by the univeristy. When we received the module changes email, there was no mention of why. Make it CLEAR why staff were made redundant!

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      This proposal sparked valuable engagement and discussion. However, it did not secure enough support before the proposal period closed to be taken forward to Forum this time.
    Scarlet Bodman
    12:58pm on 4 Nov 26 I disagree with this idea, as boycotting the NSS will have little impact on staff redundancies that have just happened. While the communication between the uni and students was not great, this does not mean that boycotting the NSS would change the staff redundancies or improve communication.
    Bethan Jones
    8:20am on 9 Nov 26 This proposal sparked valuable engagement and discussion. However, it did not secure enough support before the proposal period closed to be taken forward to Forum this time. - Bethan Jones, Marketing & Insights Coordinator

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