Regional law firm ASB Law has kicked off a redundancy consultation which could see 45 jobs cut by the practice. The consultation follows ASB's decision to focus its efforts in Crawley and Maidstone after the firm announced it was to close its Brighton and Horsham offices.The planned closures are part of a three-year plan to improve turnover at the firm, and since the announcement was made three members of staff have resigned from the firm with a further 11 taking voluntary redundancy.
August 04, 2008 at 09:27 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Regional law firm ASB Law has kicked off a redundancy consultation which could see 45 jobs cut by the practice.
The consultation follows ASB’s decision to focus its efforts in Crawley and Maidstone after the firm announced it was to close its Brighton and Horsham offices.
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