Staff at London’s biggest college cut short their strike action this week after college leaders agreed to union demands over workload.
Bosses at Capital City College Group (CCCG) met with University and College Union (UCU) representatives on Wednesday following three days on the picket lines last week protesting pay and rising workload.
Workers had planned to strike every day this week but paused action from Monday ahead of the meeting with the college on Wednesday. Last week, staff went on strike for three days.
The London-based college agreed to the union’s demand of a maximum class size of 22 learners instead of the proposed 25 per class.
