Staff at the Institute of Cancer Research (ICR) are extending industrial action over pay, according to reports from multiple outlets. The dispute centres on staff pay and cost-of-living pressures, with some employees describing the situation as an “existential crisis.” The Evening Standard reports that some workers say they are “getting poorer,” linking the pay dispute to financial strain.
Both outlets describe the strike as ongoing, with researchers participating in the action at the ICR. The reporting indicates that the industrial action continues as staff seek resolution of their pay concerns. However, the sources provided do not include further detail on the employer’s position, specific pay figures, or the duration of the strike.
No reports in the provided excerpts cover impacts on specific research projects or services beyond the fact that staff are taking action collectively over pay. The situation remains in progress as negotiations are not described in the available summaries.