Staff at the Alan Turing Institute have formally complained about governance issues and internal culture, expressing fears over the institute's future viability due to government funding threats. Key accusations include the failure of the board of trustees to fulfill legal responsibilities, maintain strategic direction, and ensure accountability. A whistleblower complaint filed last year reportedly found no issues, but staff are worried about restructuring leading to job losses. Government officials have signaled intent for changes in leadership and focus towards defense and national security as conditions for continued funding.
Current staff at the Alan Turing Institute have raised concerns regarding governance and internal culture, highlighting eight key issues that pose a risk of potential collapse due to funding threats.
The board of trustees has allegedly failed to fulfill core legal duties, leading to a lack of strategic direction and accountability, as indicated by an unresolved letter of no confidence.
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