V-c slams tribunal 'Catch-22'

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Deian Hopkin, vice-chancellor of London South Bank University, has criticised the tribunal system, pointing out that the university has wasted a "prodigious amount of money" defending itself against cases that had little chance of success. Over the past three years, the university has faced 15 tribunals, of which it has lost only one but, Hopkin points out, the university still has to pay its legal costs, even when it wins.

Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Courts, Hopkin, Deian

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Bad managers put six 'at risk'

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Six higher education institutions officially considered 'at risk' of financial collapse, have been affected by bad management, according to documents obtained by The Times Higher. All six institutions have suffered self-inflicted problems.

Education, Higher, Higher education

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