BBC
By Hananh Richardson
BBC News education reporter
College principals’ pay should be capped, a union is arguing, as thousands of jobs in the further education sector are at risk.
Unison, which represents support staff, says college leaders’ pay has risen by over 40% in the last eight years, up to as much as £184,000.
The union is also mounting a fight back against job cuts and pay freezes, resulting from cuts to some budgets.
The Association of Colleges (AoC) said pay must attract the best applicants.
Call to limit college bosses’ pay