Shepherd and Wedderburn has launched a redundancy programme and implemented a number of cost-cutting measures as Scotland's leading firms continue to suffer as a result of the tough economic climate. The big four Scots firm is reviewing two legal posts and 12 support staff roles in its construction and planning teams across London, Edinburgh and Glasgow.
September 08, 2009 at 11:50 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Shepherd and Wedderburn has launched a redundancy programme and implemented a number of cost-cutting measures as Scotland’s leading firms continue to suffer as a result of the tough economic climate.
The staff potentially affected by the job cuts include a lawyer in each of the firm’s construction and planning teams, and up to 12 full-time equivalent support staff.
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