Dickinson Dees is set to launch a redundancy consultation in its volume business division. The consultation, which will start next week (22 July), will look at the 165 staffed volume business divisions - recently rebranded as d3 - as the firm looks set to reduce its headcount by approximately 70.
July 15, 2008 at 09:33 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Dickinson Dees is set to launch a redundancy consultation in its volume business division.
The consultation, which will start next week (22 July), will look at the 165 staffed volume business divisions – recently rebranded as d3 – as the firm looks set to reduce its headcount by approximately 70.
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