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It was the second round of 200 redundancies this year that allowed the hierarchy to pursue a different staffing model, so finance could be used in what was felt to be a more efficient way.

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But the document argues that one council would mean "greater redundancy costs", and calls the expected savings of the rival submission "theoretical" as it relies on more complicated reforms.

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Thousands of NHS staff redundancies in England will now go ahead after a deal was reached with the Treasury to allow the health service to overspend this year to cover the cost of pay-offs.

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A Sheffield Hallam University spokesperson said "tough decisions" had to be made due to "financial challenges", but the university had managed to avoid compulsory redundancies.

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The university said while compulsory redundancies have not been ruled out, every effort was being made to try to find savings "through voluntary means".

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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