Scottish giant McGrigors is set to make cuts in its London office with nine jobs at risk in the office as a result of the property slowdown. The firm is in the process of a redundancy consultation that looks set to affect four fee earners and three secretaries in the real estate team and a further two secretaries in the banking department. The firm said there was no risk of redundancies in other offices.
May 30, 2008 at 11:42 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Scottish giant McGrigors is set to make cuts in its London office with nine jobs at risk in the office as a result of the property slowdown.
The firm is in the process of a redundancy consultation that looks set to affect four fee earners and three secretaries in the real estate team and a further two secretaries in the banking department.
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