An internal survey by the Public and Commercial Services Union (PCS), conducted earlier this year and revealed to CYP Now this week, found 93 per cent of LSC staff would rather not work for councils.
But 950 LSC staff will have to move to local authorities as part of the 16 to 19 transfer. Staff are being interviewed and will be told where they will be redeployed within the next two months.
Bob Rollings, industrial officer for PCS, who is leading on the transfer for the union, said employees would much rather move to the Young People's Learning Agency or the Skills Funding Agency, the two bodies that will partially replace the LSC.
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