Hammonds has confirmed that around 7% of its fee earners could face the axe as part of a redundancy consultation launched earlier this month. The national firm's consultation, revealed by Legal Week (6 November), could see up to 42 fee earners and 53 support staff losing their jobs. Most of job losses, which do not include any partners, are expected to be in the firm's corporate and real estate groups.
November 17, 2008 at 04:50 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Hammonds has confirmed that around 7% of its fee earners could face the axe as part of a redundancy consultation launched earlier this month.
The national firm’s consultation, revealed by Legal Week (6 November), could see up to 42 fee earners and 53 support staff losing their jobs.
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