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Charity working for council to cut 500 jobs

The charity delivering cultural and leisure services in Glasgow on behalf of the city council is planning to cut 500 jobs over the next few years as a result of the pandemic.

By Dan Peters, William Eichler | 27 July 2021

The charity delivering cultural and leisure services in Glasgow on behalf of the city council is planning to cut 500 jobs over the next few years as a result of the pandemic.

Due to continuing closures, £38m of Glasgow Life's expected income has been wiped out.

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