In a letter written by JBG managing director Gary Hay, it was stated that no employee would be facing compulsory redundancy due to the closure which will affect facilities in Govan, Pollok, the Gorbals, Bridgeton and Easterhouse.
Facilities run by Rising Stars are set to shut permanently on 31 March.The closure affects services across the city, including in Govan, Pollok, the Gorbals, Bridgeton and Easterhouse.Parents and carers were informed of the news last month.
In the letter, written by JBG managing director Gary Hay, it was stated that no employee would face compulsory redundancy.
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