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Comment number 1.
At 31st Oct 2010, cping500 wrote:actually it's more than 100 staff 'lost' per month (since some may have been taken on). Jobs are posts which maybe, awaiting refilling, left vacant or disestablished (abolished' in other words.) I am sure CC HR has the figures.
It might also be interesting to ask where the 'lost' are now... new job, unemployed, not employed (not looking) or retired.
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Comment number 2.
At 31st Oct 2010, Saltashgaz wrote:Graham are teacher’s part of these metrics?
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