DWF is to make a small number of fee-earners and secretaries redundant across its Edinburgh and Glasgow offices following a review of its Scottish business. Twelve staff are included in the consultation, with the firm anticipating that eight of these could go after identifying a number of duplicate roles as a result of last summer's tie-up with Scots firm Biggart Baillie
May 14, 2013 at 08:28 AM
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DWF is to make a small number of fee-earners and secretaries redundant across its Edinburgh and Glasgow offices following a review of its Scottish business.
Twelve staff are included in the consultation, with the firm anticipating that eight of these could go after identifying a number of duplicate roles as a result of last summer’s tie-up with Scots firm Biggart Baillie.
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