DLA Piper has launched its second redundancy consultation in just three months with up to 140 jobs under threat. The review, which could see as many as 30 fee earners and more than 100 members of support staff made redundant, will affect staff at all of the national firm's eight UK offices. The consultation will not include partners.The firm carried out a similar consultation in December last year, which resulted in 15 fee earners and 16 support staff being made redundant.
February 11, 2009 at 11:39 AM
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DLA Piper has launched its second redundancy consultation in just three months with up to 140 jobs under threat.
The review, which could see as many as 30 fee earners and more than 100 members of support staff made redundant, will affect staff at all of the national firm’s eight UK offices. The consultation will not include partners.
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