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More than 50 college lecturers who took redundancy packages over the last two years have since been re-employed by their colleges, the BBC has learned. | More than 50 college lecturers who took redundancy packages over the last two years have since been re-employed by their colleges, the BBC has learned. |
A trade union has expressed concern that young lecturers are being overlooked for jobs. | A trade union has expressed concern that young lecturers are being overlooked for jobs. |
Efficiency savings in staffing followed the creation of six NI super colleges. | Efficiency savings in staffing followed the creation of six NI super colleges. |
In response to a Freedom of Information inquiry, the BBC has been told 52 redundant lecturers have been re-employed over the last two years. | In response to a Freedom of Information inquiry, the BBC has been told 52 redundant lecturers have been re-employed over the last two years. |
That represents just under a quarter of those who took redundancy packages. | That represents just under a quarter of those who took redundancy packages. |
The highest numbers were in the Belfast Metropolitan College and the South Eastern College, although the colleges say many have only worked a few hours. | The highest numbers were in the Belfast Metropolitan College and the South Eastern College, although the colleges say many have only worked a few hours. |
Only one college did not re-employ any staff, the Southern Regional College. |
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