The University and College Union (UCU) has informed the University of the outcome of its recent re-ballots on industrial action.

The number of votes cast at Warwick did not meet the minimum 50% threshold for action. That means that the UCU will not take industrial action, or action short of strike, at Warwick.

This is a difficult situation for us all. We recognise that the decision to vote for industrial action is not taken lightly but we also understand that the news will be received with relief by our students whose studies would have been impacted by this action.

We look to continuing to work together with UCU on the issues at the heart of this dispute: the long-term future of the pension scheme, and on the pay and conditions that work for our sector. Whilst we do so, we can also continue to work together at Warwick to ensure our students receive the education and experience that they deserve.

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Breakdown of results

Here is a full breakdown of the ballot outcomes at Warwick:

Are you prepared to take industrial action consisting of strike action?

	Number eligible to vote	Number of votes cast (Turnout)	% Turnout	Voted Yes	% Yes	% Yes (as % of membership)
USS Dispute	988	481	48.68%	395	82.12%	39.98%
Pay / conditions	988	465	47.06%	370	79.57%	37.45%

Are you prepared to take industrial action consisting of action short of strike action?

	Number eligible to vote	Number of votes cast (Turnout)	% Turnout	Voted Yes	% Yes	% Yes (as % of membership)
USS Dispute	988	481	48.68%	433	90.21%	43.83%
Pay / conditions	988	465	47.06%	417	89.68%	42.21%