Stirling University ‘broke law’ when laying off staff

“Stirling University could be forced to pay out hundreds of thousands of pounds in compensation after terminating staff contracts without consultation …” (more)

[BBC News, 24 November]

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Stirling University ‘broke law’ when laying off staff

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