The London Development Agency pays 64 of its employees more than £100,000, it has emerged today.
To read the full story on www.PublicPropertyUK.com, click here: London Development Agency pays 64 staff over £100,000
By Nick Johnstone2010-09-20T13:49:00+01:00
The London Development Agency pays 64 of its employees more than £100,000, it has emerged today.
To read the full story on www.PublicPropertyUK.com, click here: London Development Agency pays 64 staff over £100,000
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