Humber Polytechnic Cutting Jobs in 2026 as VEEP Participation Falls Short

What’s Happening at Humber Polytechnic?

Humber Polytechnic will reduce its workforce after participation in its Voluntary Employee Exit Program (VEEP) fell short.

“[Despite strong participation, the VEEP] did not fully address the projected fiscal gap for 2026–27. As a result, we must still proceed with involuntary employee reductions,” Ann Marie Vaughan, president and CEO of the Toronto-based college, said in a statement on March 24, 2026.

While the exact number of positions being eliminated remains unclear, an interim executive structure will come into effect on March 30.

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The latest information on the planned job cuts at Humber Polytechnic was covered by multiple news outlets, including CTV News and Global News.

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