Langara College instructors' union concerned about increasing layoffs

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Langara College instructors' union concerned about increasing layoffs

The union representing instructors at Langara College says its qualified instructors are at risk of losing their positions as the result of a decrease in revenue from the new international student enrolment cap.

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