Timing: The report has leaked on the day Housing Minister Grant Shapps said ex-soldiers should go to the head of the queue for accomodation
MoD Deny Wounded Army Troops Are Facing Redundancy As 'Leaked Memo' Detailing Lay-Offs Is Rubbished -- Daily Mail
The Ministry of Defence have denied reports that the Army could make 2,500 wounded soldiers redundant in cost-cutting procedures.
According to a leaked memo, seen by the Daily Telegraph, the Armed Forces plan to double the number of lay-offs previously announced, claiming the wounded would not be exempt, the newspaper said.
But a spokesperson for the MoD said in a statement: ‘The information in the leaked Army memo from a junior officer is incorrect.
Read more ....
More News On Additional Lay-Offs (Maybe) In the British Military
UK denies report of deeper cuts to army -- Reuters
MoD dismisses wounded soldiers redundancy plan -- BBC
MoD denies further Army job losses -- Press Association
Wounded soldiers could be sacked under army redundancy plans -- The Guardian
Job threat to wounded troops mars Armistice -- The Independent
Wounded soldiers' 'jobs at risk' -- BBC
Wounded soldiers face sack under new Army redundancy plans -- The Telegraph
Wounded soldiers face sack in speeded-up cuts: report -- AFP
Defence cuts: the facts -- The Telegraph
No comments:
Post a Comment