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Council to change employment terms after shock departure

Bolton MBC is expected to change the terms of appointment for top jobs in the wake of its former chief executive quitting the post.

By Mark Whitehead | 06 July 2016

Bolton MBC is expected to change the terms of appointment for top jobs in the wake of its former chief executive quitting the post.

Paul Najsarek was given a £90,000 payoff after five months in the job when it was revealed he had no intention of moving up north.

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