Redundancy dispute threatens to delay graduations, as University may withhold staff’s pay over marking boycott

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The redundancy dispute at Leicester has threatened to delay graduations in the School of Sciences, with the University saying they ‘may withhold’ some staff’s pay over their marking boycott

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Redundancy dispute threatens to delay graduations, as University may withhold staff’s pay over marking boycott

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