The College of Law has confirmed that it has launched a redundancy review, with 20 full-time roles at risk of being cut. The college began the consultation last week (26 May), with the cuts set to affect tutor staff members. The redundancies come on the back of a staffing review which found that some of the college's eight centres were overstaffed, with others understaffed.
June 02, 2011 at 12:30 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
The College of Law has confirmed that it has launched a redundancy review, with 20 full-time roles at risk of being cut.
The college began the consultation last week (26 May), with the cuts set to affect tutor staff members. The redundancies come on the back of a staffing review which found that some of the college’s eight centres were overstaffed, with others understaffed.
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