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Havering LBC to save cash by cutting chief execs' hours

A council chief executive who wanted to retire on her 61st birthday has been persuaded to stay on working part-time from December.

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By Dan Peters | 21 October 2014

A council chief executive who wanted to retire on her 61st birthday has been persuaded to stay on working part-time from December.

Havering LBC members last night approved the proposal by council leader Cllr Roger Ramsey for Cheryl Coppell to work between three and four days a week for at least another 18 months.

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