McGrigors has launched a redundancy consultation which could see 40 jobs cuts across the firm's workforce. The big four Scots firm launched a consultation earlier this week reviewing the roles of at least 30 fee earners and a handful of support staff across all of the firm's offices in Scotland, England and Northern Ireland, with the exception of Manchester. Practice areas under review include real estate, banking, projects and procurement, corporate and risk advisory solutions.
October 20, 2010 at 07:57 AM
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McGrigors has launched a redundancy consultation which could see 40 jobs cuts across the firm’s workforce.
The big four Scots firm launched a consultation earlier this week reviewing the roles of at least 30 fee earners and a handful of support staff across all of the firm’s offices in Scotland, England and Northern Ireland, with the exception of Manchester.
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