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Devastating update after major Scots university plans to axe HUNDREDS of staff
A TOP Scottish University has estimated that 700 staff will be affected by a devastating job cull required to balance its books.
We told previously how University of Dundee planned to axe 632 positions in a shock announcement that left staff “in tears.”
The cuts were first revealed by interim principal Professor Shane O’Neill during a meeting, where he cited “the current financial crisis” as the reason behind the decision.
However, in a letter to a Holyrood committee today, Professor O’Neill disclosed that even more roles could be cut in an attempt to address a £35 million deficit and safeguard the future of the cash-strapped institution.
He stated: “We estimate that around 700 individuals would be impacted”.
In the same letter to Holyrood, O’Neill addressed the issue of academic areas that could be under threat.
The job cuts mean significant uncertainty for the university, with over 20 per cent of its 3,000-strong workforce set to be lost.
He identified subject areas with “greater scope” for reductions, including Business, Life Sciences, Humanities, Geography, Art and Design, Computing, Mathematics, and Physics.
However, he said that Medicine, Dentistry, Nursing, Education, or Social Work departments would not be affected.
Professor O’Neill had previously warned MSPs that the university could run out of cash by June without lifeline support.
The Scottish Funding Council has since approved a £22 million emergency support package, and an investigation into the crisis has been launched.
Professor O’Neill admitted that the scale of the cuts meant compulsory redundancies were unavoidable, saying, “It is very unlikely that the need for compulsory redundancy will be mitigated entirely.”
He had earlier outlined that the 632 posts initially targeted would include 197 academic roles, 119 school-based professional services posts, and 316 directorate-based professional services roles.
Labour MSP Michael Marra described the job losses as “devastating” for university staff and the Dundee economy.
He hit out at the Scottish Government and said: “The SNP must step forward with a bailout equal to the scale of this disaster.
“I have been calling for an industrial-style bailout and a turnaround team for months now. With each passing day, the situation worsens.”
Marra added: “The former principal and his high-spending culture have much to answer for.
“But beneath this incompetence lies a crisis spreading across our universities due to 15 years of SNP failure and mismanagement.”
The job losses come amid an ongoing debate over university funding in Scotland.
Critics argue that the Scottish Government’s “free” tuition model is putting severe pressure on university finances, leading to limits on the number of Scottish students accepted onto courses since international students pay higher fees.
Umbrella organisation Universities Scotland has highlighted “substantial real-terms cuts” in government funding for both tuition and research over the past decade.
It reported that between 2014/15 and 2023/24, funding per student fell by 39 per cent in real terms, while a key research fund saw a 43 per cent real-terms reduction.
In its report on 2024/25 funding, Universities Scotland stated: “This means that universities have to cross-subsidise these key activities substantially, primarily through international student fee income.”
The Scottish Government have been approached for comment.
Celeb Big Brother host AJ Odudu confesses to major problem ahead of new series as stars set to take part are revealed
CELEBRITY Big Brother host AJ Odudu has ditched her skintight catsuits after knocking back beers with co-presenter Will Best.
The pair had pledged to get into shape for the latest series of the reality show.
But they admitted they have spent more time in the pub that at the gym.
Last year AJ, 37, appeared on screen in a range of colourful latex catsuits.
But publicity pictures for the upcoming ITV series see her in a long black dress, split up the thigh.
AJ admitted: “It’s so funny because me and Will were like, ‘We’re going to be so fit for Celebrity Big Brother.
“Let’s do a Big Brother workout program’.
“We’re going five times a day. We’re doing weights.
“We’re doing Pilates. We’re doing meal preps.
“We’ve got catsuits to get into — it’s shred time.”
Will, 40, added: “We’ve not started.
“We were together last week and the evening started with that chat and ended with beers.”
They are also keen to find a post-show drinking den after the production moved to a different studio in West London.
AJ said: “That’s the most important thing, that we can have drinks after.”
Will added: “I think there’s a dedicated team member in charge of finding a replacement pub.”
Celebs lined up for the new series, starting on Monday, include soap stars Patsy Palmer and Jack P. Shepherd, pop singer Chesney Hawkes and politician Michael Fabricant.
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