Baker & McKenzie's London office has launched a formal redundancy consultation that will see the loss of between 60 and 85 jobs. The month-long review, which will kick off on 31 March, is expected to see between 20-30 legal jobs cut, around half of which will be in corporate. Trainees will not be affected.In addition, the firm's support staff headcount will be reduced by 20-25, while 20-30 secretarial jobs will be cut.
March 13, 2009 at 05:14 AM
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Baker & McKenzie’s London office has launched a formal redundancy consultation that will see the loss of between 60 and 85 jobs.
The month-long review, which will kick off on 31 March, is expected to see between 20-30 legal jobs cut, around half of which will be in corporate. Trainees will not be affected.
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