The UK's new Supreme Court kicked off its search for a chief executive this week, with a nationwide advertising campaign. The chief executive will also be responsible for the organisation of the new court when it opens for business in October 2009. The post holds a salary of £100,000 and will be responsible for around 50 staff and around £12m of annual running costs.
October 09, 2007 at 06:45 AM
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The UK’s new Supreme Court kicked off its search for a chief executive this week, with a nationwide advertising campaign.
The chief executive will also be responsible for the organisation of the new court when it opens for business in October 2009. The post holds a salary of £100,000 and will be responsible for around 50 staff and around £12m of annual running costs.
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