Linklaters has announced a formal layoff consultation, with up to 120 lawyers and 150 business support staff in London expected to lose their jobs. The level of cuts would be the heaviest yet seen at a major U.K. firm in response to the global recession. It is unclear what will happen within the firm's international network, although U.K. lawyers on secondment to international offices will be involved in the consultation.
January 29, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Linklaters has announced a formal redundancy consultation with up to 120 lawyers and 150 business support staff in London expected to lose their jobs.
The firm said Thursday that all U.K. staff are involved in the consultation, which is likely to between 100 and 120 lawyers — representing up to 17.5 percent of the firm’s U.K. non-partner fee earners — and 130 to 150 business services staff losing their jobs.
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