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Dundee University principals paid nearly £300,000 after stepping down

The delayed 2023-24 financial statements raised concern about the institution’s future amid the ‘greatest crisis’ it had ever seen.
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Related coverage for "Dundee University principals paid nearly £300,000 after stepping down": Solidarity Magazine — Victorian teachers revolt to reject pay deal and unbearable conditions. Brisbane Times — Christian Brothers claim no money left to pay sex-abuse survivors. Education | The Guardian — Academy school leaders in England face pay cap to curb ‘banker-style’ salaries. Oaklandside — OUSD’s superintendent went around her own team on the budget. Then she brought down the axe. Financial Times — £270,000 but lacking likes: Nigel Farage’s gold marketing under scrutiny . Buenos Aires Times — Manuel Adorni finally resigns as Cabinet chief after months of scandal