Haringey Council Environment and Resident Experience (ERE) department reorganisation
Haringey Council is addressing £450,000 in redundancy costs as it reorganises its Environment and Resident Experience department to streamline operations.
Haringey Council is facing approximately £450,000 in redundancy costs as it reorganises its Environment and Resident Experience (ERE) department. In December 2025, the Disciplinary, Grievance and Dismissal Panel approved a redundancy package for a Head of Service role affected by these changes, which primarily impact the Highways & Parking and Transport & Travel Service areas.
The reorganisation aims to reduce senior management costs and improve efficiency by streamlining operations within these key service areas. According to the Public Reports Pack, the initiative involves deleting six Head of Service roles and creating three new positions within the department.
Key facts
- Haringey Council is facing approximately £450,000 in redundancy costs for the ERE department reorganisation. Source
- The Disciplinary, Grievance and Dismissal Panel approved a redundancy package on 16 December 2025. Source
- Six Head of Service roles will be deleted and three new positions created in the ERE department. Source
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