伦敦大学金史密斯学院的美术系学生正寻求经济补偿，以回应该校持续已久的无限期罢工行动 1。自6月起，代表该校工作人员的英国大学与学院工会（UCU）发起的罢工已延续至第21周，这被记录为英国高等教育记忆中最长的罢工活动 1。这一罕见的长期中断严重影响了学生的学习进程，促使受波及的学生群体正式提出赔偿诉求 1。
罢工对教学造成的冲击尤为显著，导致大量课程被迫中止 1。在美术专业中，参与罢工的导师人数占据了极高比例，事实包显示该专业12名导师中有10人参与了此次行动 1。尽管校方指出整体仅约8.5%的员工卷入罢工，但管理层采取了严厉措施，对参与罢工的教职人员扣除了100%的薪资 1。目前，受影响的学生表示他们已基本处于无教学安排的状态，由此产生的沮丧情绪推动其寻求经济上的弥补 1。此次劳资纠纷的根源可追溯至今年4月针对裁员建议所进行的标记抵制行动 1。
Fine art students at Goldsmiths, University of London, are calling for financial compensation after a historic industrial action disrupted their degree courses. The strike by University and College Union (UCU) staff has entered its 21st week, marking it as the longest in the memory of UK higher education 1. This prolonged walkout has severely impacted teaching arrangements, leaving many students with effectively no lessons despite paying significant tuition fees 1.
The disruption is concentrated within the fine art department, where 10 out of 12 tutors have joined the industrial action 1. Students highlighted that annual tuition costs approximately £15,000 for domestic full-time enrollees and rises to £33,000 for international students, making the lack of instruction particularly distressing 1. Frustrated by the absence of basic teaching schedules, the student body is now seeking economic redress for the compromised quality of their education 1.
Underlying tensions stem from proposed layoffs discussed in April, which triggered the initial ballot and subsequent indefinite strike beginning in June 1. The university administration reports that only about 8.5% of total staff participated in the action, while simultaneously applying a 100% salary deduction to those who struck 1. These measures reflect a sharp divergence between institutional perspectives on workforce engagement and the tangible impact felt by students whose courses remain suspended 1.
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