Union claims 400 civilian PSNI jobs to go

Up to 400 civilian posts within the PSNI will disappear over the next three years, a trade union claimed tonight.

Thu, 15 Nov, 2007 - 20:55

Up to 400 civilian posts within the PSNI will disappear over the next three years, a trade union claimed tonight.

Following discussions with management, Unite criticised plans to either redeploy civilians working in industrial jobs for the PSNI to administrative roles or send them back to the Northern Ireland Civil Service.

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