RNIB care home employee speaks out about sale
Dec 03, 2019•19 min
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Episode description
In response to the RNIB announcing the sale of its three care homes and three colleges, In Touch has been contacted by an employee who says staff weren’t warned their workplace was being sold.
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Presenter: Peter White Producer: Lee Kumutat Reporter: Sean Dilley
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