DLA Piper has announced a redundancy consultation that could see up to 40 jobs affected in real estate and finance. The consultation, which was launched Monday, will see up to 20 fee earners and 20 support staff across the firm's U.K. offices in Birmingham, Leeds, Liverpool, London, Glasgow and Manchester facing the axe, as a result of the current economic climate. This August, the firm cut five fee earners from its technology, media and commercial group.
December 02, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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DLA Piper has announced a redundancy consultation that could see up to 40 jobs affected in real estate and finance.
The consultation, which was launched Monday, will see up to 20 fee earners and 20 support staff across the firm’s U.K. offices in Birmingham, Leeds, Liverpool, London, Glasgow and Manchester facing the axe, as a result of the current economic climate.
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