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Glasgow Caledonian University faces 100 job cuts via voluntary redundancy to fix a £10M deficit from falling international student numbers.
Glasgow Caledonian University plans to cut around 100 jobs via a voluntary redundancy scheme to address a projected £10 million deficit, driven by a £33 million income loss over two years due to declining international student enrolments.
The scheme, open until April 15, targets departments most reliant on international revenue, aiming to avoid compulsory layoffs.
University leaders stress the need for financial stability and long-term sustainability, while unions warn of negative impacts on staff and services, calling for transparency and alternatives.
If sufficient voluntary exits don’t occur, further cuts may be necessary.
La Universidad de Glasgow Caledonian se enfrenta a 100 recortes de empleos a través de despidos voluntarios para corregir un déficit de £ 10 millones debido a la caída del número de estudiantes internacionales.