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AtW replied

14 October 2010, 09:44
Originally posted by DimPrawn;1210683[B

The council also has eight diversity officers, costing £370,790 last year.[/B]

Maybe they have just misinterpreted what "diversification" means?
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DimPrawn replied

14 October 2010, 08:06
Originally posted by zeitghost

They chop all the useful ones & leave all the jobs for the boys.

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Huddersfield Examiner - News - Local West Yorkshire News - Kirklees comes third in ‘non-job’ league paying out nearly £700,000

KIRKLEES Council spends the third highest amount of local authorities in the country on what the TaxPayers’ Alliance calls ‘non-jobs’.

New figures show the council paid out nearly £700,000 last year to diversity officers and European officers.

Only Birmingham and Huntingdonshire councils spent more.

The council also has eight diversity officers, costing £370,790 last year.
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DimPrawn started a topic Some good news

14 October 2010, 07:24
Some good news

Quango cuts: Nearly 200 set to be axed today - Telegraph

Nearly 200 public sector bodies are set to be axed in a “bonfire of the quangos”, ministers will announce.
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