Bristol-based firm TLT has launched its second redundancy consultation this year, in a move likely to effect up to 20 staff. The consultation, launched earlier this week (26 November) could see 20 fee earners and support staff across all departments cut form the firms Bristol and London offices.In May, the southwest firm launched a consultation with six fee-earning roles and one support staff position in the firm's licensing trade team affected, as well as four additional support staff. All of the cuts were made in the firm's Bristol office.
November 28, 2008 at 05:17 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Bristol-based firm TLT has launched its second redundancy consultation this year, in a move likely to effect up to 20 staff.
The consultation, launched earlier this week (26 November) could see 20 fee earners and support staff across all departments cut form the firms Bristol and London offices.
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