Bristol-based TLT is set to make up to 11 redundancies, with the firm's licensing department taking the bulk of the cuts. The firm launched a redundancy consultation last week (13 May), with six fee earning roles and one support staff position in the firm's licensing trade team likely to be affected. Four additional support staff jobs are also under review.
May 22, 2008 at 01:06 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Bristol-based TLT is set to make up to 11 redundancies, with the firm’s licensing department taking the bulk of the cuts.
The firm launched a redundancy consultation last week (13 May), with six fee earning roles and one support staff position in the firm’s licensing trade team likely to be affected. Four additional support staff jobs are also under review.
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