Norton Rose is set to transfer 60 staff members to bluechip facilities management company Mace Macro, in a move expected to save the firm £250,000. The City law firm announced to staff at the beginning of the week (23 February) that it will shift all of its facilities operations, including its print room, stationery, reception and equipment support to Macro from 1 May. The move, which is not expected to result in any job losses, will significantly cut costs for Norton Rose, with an expected saving of £250,000 within the next two years.
February 25, 2009 at 11:58 PM
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Norton Rose is set to transfer 60 staff members to bluechip facilities management company Mace Macro, in a move expected to save the firm £250,000.
The City law firm announced to staff at the beginning of the week (23 February) that it will shift all of its facilities operations, including its print room, stationery, reception and equipment support to Macro from 1 May.
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