Family violence centre cuts a third of staff as board and union clash

Family violence centre cuts a third of staff as board and union clash

The Centre for Family Violence and Sexual Violence Prevention will cut 22 jobs from 28 September, dropping staff from 78 to 52. Board chair Andrew Kibblewhite said the restructure would "sharpen" focus and advance Te Aorerekura, the national strategy to eliminate family and sexual violence. The Public Service Association says cutting a third of the workforce contradicts the centre's own mission.

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